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Bishounen_Mason
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The only time I've heard "aboot" is in South Park. :lol:
Hexadecimal;138256 said:
The only time I've heard "aboot" is in South Park. :lol:
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Bob and Doug Mckenzie say 'eh' all the time. And "take off you hosehead" which I think they made up. I don't know about aboot :wacko:
I can do that might take me six months to a year of uninterrupted time though :lol:
Bob and Doug Mckenzie say 'eh' all the time. And "take off you hosehead" which I think they made up. I don't know about aboot :wacko:
Tsuyu;138187 said:
I can do that might take me six months to a year of uninterrupted time though :lol:
Tsuyu
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Hehe. I would have graduated from school by then. :lol:
Albion Knight;138274 said:
Hehe. I would have graduated from school by then. :lol:
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Either slang for pound in Australl+Birt+England..... Or a euro in Ierland... Slang again.
FableFreak;138218 said:
Either slang for pound in Australl+Birt+England..... Or a euro in Ierland... Slang again.
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no, hosehead and hoser, etc. are actual terms, they didn't make those up :lol:
and most people I've met that come from Michigan, like Marine City area and such, say "aboot"
Albion Knight;138274 said:
no, hosehead and hoser, etc. are actual terms, they didn't make those up :lol:
and most people I've met that come from Michigan, like Marine City area and such, say "aboot"
Tsuyu
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Haha, so they really do say "aboot".:lol:
I was pleasantly surprised when I heard your voice Hex. I think I watch too much South Park. If it weren't for the Gallery, I'd suspect you'd have a "clapping head and beady eyes", too. :ninja:
Hexadecimal;138402 said:
Haha, so they really do say "aboot".:lol:
I was pleasantly surprised when I heard your voice Hex. I think I watch too much South Park. If it weren't for the Gallery, I'd suspect you'd have a "clapping head and beady eyes", too. :ninja:
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The proper English term is "Mathematics: noun- The subject of something to do with numbers". Bottom says," Maths (Math)- Slag version of mathematics (See mathematics) So either way... Aboot.... I went out with girl from Germany and she said,"aboot" once.... I laugh. :lol:
The proper English term is "Mathematics: noun- The subject of something to do with numbers". Bottom says," Maths (Math)- Slag version of mathematics (See mathematics) So either way... Aboot.... I went out with girl from Germany and she said,"aboot" once.... I laugh. :lol:
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OK! I need help NOW! +REP for anyone who gives me the answers.
What is the following areas of circles using pi ( 22/7 ) ?
Radius= 3 1/2
Radius=1 1/2
Diameter= 1/2
1 3/11
+REP for anyone who answers.
OK! I need help NOW! +REP for anyone who gives me the answers.
What is the following areas of circles using pi ( 22/7 ) ?
Radius= 3 1/2
Radius=1 1/2
Diameter= 1/2
1 3/11
+REP for anyone who answers.
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touma1212
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back when i was in school i remember particularily grade 7 the rest of my class was kinda ..... well compared to them i was pretty smart.
EDIT: sadly i am bad with circles and their areas.
back when i was in school i remember particularily grade 7 the rest of my class was kinda ..... well compared to them i was pretty smart.
EDIT: sadly i am bad with circles and their areas.
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Zingo
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In both equations, you have X and Y. And they are added up to eachother! Now take:
5y+x=2765
and ad 2 to the 5, so it becomes
7y+x=2767
and you have 7y in both equations, and should be able to figure out the difference ^^
Arseface;164232 said:
In both equations, you have X and Y. And they are added up to eachother! Now take:
5y+x=2765
and ad 2 to the 5, so it becomes
7y+x=2767
and you have 7y in both equations, and should be able to figure out the difference ^^
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And because both X and Y are variables, you can do whatever you want with them as long as you do it on "both sides".... ARgh, im so bad at this
gonna stop
It does... but im kinda crappy explaining stuff. HeheArseface;164241 said:I don't think you actually know how to do it, coz that made no senseI sort of know how to do it... But it's incredibly complicated. I know you have to get rid of x....
And because both X and Y are variables, you can do whatever you want with them as long as you do it on "both sides".... ARgh, im so bad at this
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Here's my homework,
1) (a) Describe Fleming's left-hand rule.
(b) What is it used for?
2) (a) Sketch a diagram of a simple motor.
(b) Indicate which direction the motor spins.
3) The diagram shows a simple electric motor, The coil is turning clockwise. Which diagram, A or B, shows the correct polarity of the magnets?
4) What are the four factors that affect the speed of the motor?
5) Write down the forumula linking voltage, current and power.
6) (a) Calculate the efficiency of a motor that converts 100 J of electrical energy into 70 J useful energy.
(b) In what form(s) is the wasted energy lost?
7) Calculate the energy used by 3.1 kW kettle if it's on for 1 1/2 minutes.
8) (a)Name five ways of improving energy efficiency in a house.
(b) Explain how each improvement reduces the amount of heat energy lost in a house.
9) Name three wires found in electrical cables and state what colour each one is.
10) Explain fully how a fuse and earth wire work together.
11) Name seven types of renewable energy resource.
12) Name three problems with renewable energy.
Here's my homework,
1) (a) Describe Fleming's left-hand rule.
(b) What is it used for?
2) (a) Sketch a diagram of a simple motor.
(b) Indicate which direction the motor spins.
3) The diagram shows a simple electric motor, The coil is turning clockwise. Which diagram, A or B, shows the correct polarity of the magnets?
4) What are the four factors that affect the speed of the motor?
5) Write down the forumula linking voltage, current and power.
6) (a) Calculate the efficiency of a motor that converts 100 J of electrical energy into 70 J useful energy.
(b) In what form(s) is the wasted energy lost?
7) Calculate the energy used by 3.1 kW kettle if it's on for 1 1/2 minutes.
8) (a)Name five ways of improving energy efficiency in a house.
(b) Explain how each improvement reduces the amount of heat energy lost in a house.
9) Name three wires found in electrical cables and state what colour each one is.
10) Explain fully how a fuse and earth wire work together.
11) Name seven types of renewable energy resource.
12) Name three problems with renewable energy.
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Get rid of it??? ..... There was this trick... Subtract the numbers on each side then your left with (Insert amount here) Y=X (Insert amount here). Try to find what numbers equal each other.
Arseface;164241 said:I don't think you actually know how to do it, coz that made no sense
Get rid of it??? ..... There was this trick... Subtract the numbers on each side then your left with (Insert amount here) Y=X (Insert amount here). Try to find what numbers equal each other.
Tsuyu
is wearing Queen's lace panties.
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Math... so we meet again, my numeric nemesis. *shakes fist*
Hope you get that sorted, AF, I wouldn't be able to even if my life depended on it.
Math... so we meet again, my numeric nemesis. *shakes fist*
Hope you get that sorted, AF, I wouldn't be able to even if my life depended on it.
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Solus
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I can't remember anything from when I was in school... And it wasn't that long ago, I'm 18!
I can't remember anything from when I was in school... And it wasn't that long ago, I'm 18!