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[Patriotsrock908]

take 48 times 2.5 for c the for d do 225 divided by 2.5

[CᴀɴᴅʏNᴜᴛᴍᴇɢ]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: (Math)
YOUR QUESTION:( I need to do C, and D. I'm confused on what they would mean, (Math teach was gone so was I so I could not ask questions) I grasp math slowly, thank you so much for this help! )

You need to work with the scale of the map vs real life. (:

Based on the data you have there, it looks like 25mi/10mm = 2.5 miles in real life per every mm on the map. Therefore, you need to take the distance you're given in the question and convert it - 48mm on the map would mean it was 48 x 2.5 = 120mi between Toledo and Columbus in real life.

It's the same conversion for the second question, but in reverse, so you divide by 2.5 instead of multiplying.
Hope this helped!

[ωolfie]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: english [?]
YOUR QUESTION: tomorrow i'm doing this writing proficiency test, and i'm really scared! what are some helpful hints for staying within the topic, staying within one page, writing a descriptive and good story, etc. thanks!

[WastedSpace]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: english [?]
YOUR QUESTION: tomorrow i'm doing this writing proficiency test, and i'm really scared! what are some helpful hints for staying within the topic, staying within one page, writing a descriptive and good story, etc. thanks!

If you have time to outline, then do a quick outline! I'm assuming for a writing proficiency test, they're looking for something like a well-structured five paragraph essay.

So just remember the parts that all papers need: an intro, a meaty middle part, and a conclusion. Then just make sure you hit all these parts.
In the intro, introduce and explain the topic, as well as what you are going to be writing about it. Quickly introduce your meaty middle points. Then write your meaty middle. Remember that each paragraph is basically its own argument/point. Introduce one topic per paragraph and explain your points for it. Finally, in your conclusion, summarize what your points were and the conclusion you drew for the question/topic.

Tips for staying on topic: this is why an outline comes in handy. You can jot down each of the points you want to cover. You can use the outline to keep you on track. If you just do a stream of consciousness, you're more likely to ramble and go off on tangents. If you can do a quick outline and expand from that, then you already know what you're going to say and what points you want to hit, so you're more likely to stay on target.
An outline will also help keep you in the target range for the required length. A five paragraph essay should take about a page, so it's a good goal to stick with, since one page is your limit. This paper length should also help keep you on target. If you notice yourself going over, then you've gotten too flowery or rambley somewhere. Take a deep breath and re-read your paper. Look and see if one paragraph is much longer than the others. That's where you need to cut down on some sentences. Re-read for redundancies (things you've already said) and get rid of those.

Basically, just keep your end goal in mind (writing about this one subject you've been given). Breathe and don't panic. Write down your main points, then expand on those until you have a paper.

Hope that helps. Good luck!

[L.V.L]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: pe
YOUR QUESTION:
Spend 15 minutes engaging in continual cardio-respiratory exercise: running stairs, jogging, or riding a bike are all good options. Try to maintain a moderate intensity. Approximately five, ten, and 15 minutes into the exercise, take a pulse to see if you are within the target heart rate range you just calculated.
1. Type of cardio exercise:
2. Pulse after 5 minutes:
3. Pulse after 10 minutes:
4. Pulse after 15 minutes:

This is something we're supposed to ask people to do and record it anonymously, I'm in need of one more person to do this for me. So who's ready for some exercise?

[aequilibrium]

@L.V.L. - The elliptical I usually use for warming up before a workout has a sensor to measure the pulse and i measure it from time to time: it's around 132-137 after 5 minutes and 140-145 after 10 minutes. I never really do cardio exercises for more than 10 minutes so I can't tell you the pulse after that time, sorry... Anyway, I hope this helps you ^-^

[inkyy]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: english
YOUR QUESTION: it isnt really a question and i hope its allowed but i wonder if anyone would be willing to read over a creative essay i've written and help me decide which bits i can cut out? (its over the word limit) or just help me with it in general. Its due tomorrow (oops!) so if anyones willing to have a chat about it over pm rn i would be really appreciative it! thanks so much <33

(let me know if this isnt ok and i'll remove it)

[WastedSpace]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION: english
YOUR QUESTION: it isnt really a question and i hope its allowed but i wonder if anyone would be willing to read over a creative essay i've written and help me decide which bits i can cut out? (its over the word limit) or just help me with it in general. Its due tomorrow (oops!) so if anyones willing to have a chat about it over pm rn i would be really appreciative it! thanks so much <33

(let me know if this isnt ok and i'll remove it)

How long is it? And how much over is it? You can PM me. ^^

[K0Z1]

I HAVE A QUESTION!
TYPE OF QUESTION:Explorers
YOUR QUESTION:

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I don't understand what to do here !!?!?

[Miavinn]

@Fearless of Fate: I'm assuming you're asking about the writing assignment. Sounds to me like it is asking you to compare/contrast space exploration with what was done in the 15th and 16th centuries. So "space...the final frontier" vs. the search for the "new world". I don't know the length requirement but you could organize it with two main body paragraphs consisting of similarities and another with differences. You could hit on the vessels used (spaceships and boats), supplies needed, navigation tools, location in general (space & sea), etc. Hopefully that helps a bit.