Just a hint that<span> </span>round characters<span> are complex and undergo development, sometimes sufficiently to surprise the reader.</span>
The second one would be correct. The name(s) precede the page number.
"living in exile"
This is referred to as living in exile, because the 24th row is the "x-aisle", which is a play on the word "exile" because that's what it sounds like out loud. Typically, this is used as a joke or a pun in algebra or another math class.
A baking soda, which is used to help baked goods rise during baking is an example of a direct additive. One of the four major purposes of direct additives is to aid in the processing and preparation of food, where baking soda belongs. These leavening is used to preserve the desirable condition of foods.
In the word hammering the reason that the
final consonant is not doubled before adding
the suffix is because the suffix begins with a
vowel. The rule says that you double the final
consonant before y or before a suffix
beginning with a vowel in a word of one
syllable that ends in a single consonant
preceded by a single vowel.
