practicemaths

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by practicemaths 3y ago
Your support or not support isn't a factor with regarding who started what war over what reason though.
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by practicemaths 3y ago
U.S. invaded Panama in the 80's....
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by practicemaths 3y ago
That's inaccurate. Egypt was shutting down Straits of Tiran which started the war: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straits_of_Tiran
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by practicemaths 3y ago
Economic theory would suggest that you price your product where it will give you the maximum amount of return or profit. So even if increasing price might lower total number of sales the total dollar amount might actually be bigger than bef
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by practicemaths 3y ago
If you read the history of the conflict, Palestine only exists today because Israel gave them land that they (Israel) won from wars that neighboring countries started. Additionally, Israel called dibs first, that is Palestinian/Arabs c
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by practicemaths 3y ago
Does Russia have access to said equipment in sufficient quantities? Having stats in a spreadsheet is a lot different than what the tool is actually in the field. i.e. equipment manufacturered to code, inspected, and maintenance schedules fo
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by practicemaths 3y ago
My Calculus Professor liked blackboards because he could slow the down material for everyone. He told me he started off with slides and stuff and thought it was going to be all slick and cool for everyone. Then he eventually realized it jus
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by practicemaths 3y ago
My experience has been that it can be relatively faster. That is, the last time I filed online it took I think practically a year before they got to it (I think the year of the pandemic) I figure there's so few people filing by mail th
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by practicemaths 3y ago
I suppose for meeting Gen. Ed. requirements more history and philosophy classes with a focus on where certain Math and Science comes from could be great. Additionally math courses for the non-stem majors that focus more on the history and i
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by practicemaths 3y ago
I just file my taxes by hand and mail it in. Somewhat less concern with 3rd parties holding my information and losing it to leaks/hacks. It is free. A little obnoxious but the forms do have instructions/directions.
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by practicemaths 3y ago
Well good luck to them then. If I'm tracking comparable values correctly Harvard has around 50 Billion while Blackrock alone has over 9 Trillion.
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by practicemaths 3y ago
"find that exceedingly boring irrespective of how much energy and excitement they might display for their trivial interest." " I have also noticed those boring people seem equally bored, disgusted, or hostile to things outsid
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by practicemaths 3y ago
> The problem carmakers face is that hybrids involve all the complexities of internal combustion and battery power put together. Building them “takes a lot of time and a lot of money,” Sam Fiorani, the vice president of the industry rese
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by practicemaths 3y ago
Centralized what exactly for efficiency in defense spending? edit: downvote if you want but it's rather rude to do so with out providing an answer to my question. It comes off more like you're offended that your assumption in thou
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by practicemaths 3y ago
What's wrong with C? I'm teaching myself with Ritchie at the moment. Seems fine so far but I'm also more interested in embedded systems.
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by practicemaths 3y ago
And many teachers have continual education. That means the implementation of common core is also upon teachers with decade(s) of experience being told to teach differently. Regardless, if your child has a nack for maths that is a great adva
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by practicemaths 3y ago
I do not have a child or direct experience with common core. Personally I suspect issues lie more in teachers themselves not being taught correctly than the actual concept behind common core though. From what i can gather it is trying to in