Pronouns can be nominative or objective. Nominative pronouns serve as subject of a sentence or clause while objective pronouns are the object of an action or preposition.
In the list I, she, it, we, he, they and you are nominative pronouns. Only their and him are not nominative pronouns.
Find the moles of Boron and of Chlorine:
Assume there are 100 g of the compound in all
Boron: 9.224% --> .09224 (convert percent to decimals)
.09224*100g = 9.224g Boron (theoretical amt)
9.224g* 1mol/10.81g (molar mass Boron) = .8533 moles Boron
The answer is (4, 4)
Reason: in the formula y = 1/4x +3
The 1/4 is the slope
The 3 is the y intercept
We start on the y intercept (3) and use the slope to count 1 up and 4 to the right.
For the formula x = 4 just plot the point on number 4 on the x line
The intercept is the point that the two formulas have in common.
I also graphed it to give you a visual of it
Hope this helps
Answer:
In this lesson, you will evaluate subject and theme within short stories. Subject and theme are different concepts. The subject refers to the topic of the story. For example, in a story about two men lost at sea, the subject would be their experience on rough seas with very little food or water.