How do I calculate the percentage? Drawing a complete blank?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-19 19:25:01

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How do I calculate the percentage? Drawing a complete blank?

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You guys, I know this is super simple but I haven’t done math in too many years and am drawing a complete blank right now at work. Math was never my strongest subject. Medical Plan Total Cost: $9,942. Employee Contribution: $12 Employer contribution: $9930 What formula do I use to calculate the percentage of...

Could I pass a drug test for marijuana?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-19 18:57:56

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Could I pass a drug test for marijuana?

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I am a light smoker. I partake when offered a few hits and sometimes before bed. Probably 4 grams a month or so. I applied for jobs without thinking of drug test ramifications. Last I smiled was Monday, and my interviews are this coming Monday. I would assume I d have another week or so to take the test. Would this...

Why do I keep seeing these odd yet fascinating creatures?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-19 18:35:45

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Why do I keep seeing these odd yet fascinating creatures?

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Ok so I live in a apparment with my mom, dad, brother, and gram. I always have seen these "shadow people" since I was maybe 5. I have always see paranormal things and I ve even found some to be interesting, but these things the shadow people I see them everywhere! My home, my friends, the mall, even in a...

How many states are there in the world?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-19 17:49:03

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How many states are there in the world?

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There are 193 sovereign nations (when not counting nations which are not recognized by the UN) in the world but here I am asking about the states as in the US or India. My term "states" also includes provinces and other subdivisions of a Country/Nation. If a country is not further subdivided then the...

If a particle travels at a constant speed of 10m per 2s, is this a valid proof that it also travels at 5m/s?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-19 11:44:26

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If a particle travels at a constant speed of 10m per 2s, is this a valid proof that it also travels at 5m/s?

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The key word is constant. So what I did was plot a graph of the distance covered by the particle against time. Two points: (2, 10), (4, 20) and I found that the gradient is gradient = (20 - 10)/(4 - 2) = 10/2 = 5m/s So the rate of change of the speed is a constant 5m/s, but it's also 10m/2s, hence they...