Answer:
6 hours ;
30351, 30153, 7581, - 7581, - 30153 ;
24°C ;
301
Explanation:
Question(1) isn't well formatted and thus difficult to understand what the poster meant.
2.) Question 2 isn't well formated too; However, it could be observed that, we are required to calculate time taken :
Speed = 80 km/hr ; Distance traveled = 480 km
Time taken = Distance / speed
Time taken = 480 km / 80 km/hr
Time taken = 6 hours
3.)
Given the integers : 30153 ; -30153 ; -7581 ; 7581 ; 30351
Arranging in descending order ; from highest to lowest :
30351, 30153, 7581, - 7581, - 30153
3.)
Temperature in the morning = - 3°C
Temperature in the afternoon = 21°C
Temperature change :
Afternoon temperature - morning temperature
21°C - (-3°C) = 21°C + 3°C = 24°C
4.)
Let the numbers be x and y
x + y = - 234
If x = 67 ; y =?
67 + y = - 234
y = - 234 - 67
y = - 301
1. Bandwagon Propoganda is the propaganda that is used.
She says that there are 20 million plus Americans who have "fallen in love" with yoga. Since she talks about so many people doing yoga, she's trying to play into people's desire to fit in. It's almost as if she's saying if you're not one of the 20 million people you don't fit in.
2. for the endorphins
In the passage from the question she states that people must be doing yoga for more reasons than the endorphins which is to say that the endorphins are one reason people may do yoga. The other 10 reasons are to quiet the mind, connect with our inner voice, make the body look and feel good, give the chance to be uncool, gain lessons that can be used off the yoga mat, be spiritual, experience Savasana.
Who because whom would be referencing a person as in “Whom, it may concern”
Answer: how long are the words supposed to be on the cross word puzzle
Explanation:
Hey! The correct answer is C) iambic pentameter (The foot has an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. This pattern repeats five times in each line.)
Iambic Pentameter is a type of metric line used in traditional English poetry and verse drama. "Pentameter" indicates a line of five "feet".
