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Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-16 10:27:01
Social Science
Is there an infinite loop of "matter?"?
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So this has been a burning question on my mind for quite a while. I've come to maybe one solution but I'm not entirely sure. So if something is made out of something, and that something is also made out of something, but that something is also made out of something and so on. Is there an infinite line of...
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-16 10:13:02
Social Science
Questions about drug testing (under age)?
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I’m 15 years old ( I live in NJ ) i’ve accepted the fact that i’m not gonna get the weed out of my system. Before my yearly check up (or it’s a physical i forgot which one) i’m not sure if i’m Going to have to pee in a cup or not but if I am I guess I should ask some questions. 1. When they test my pee are they...
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-16 08:23:51
Social Science
Why are distance readings on airplanes inaccurate?
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I was on a flight and we were flying above a city and when I saw the distance reading on the screen to the destination city it was a significant amount less than the distance that I am use to driving between the 2 cities. Why are the plane readings for distance so inaccurate
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-16 08:19:51
Social Science
Can you smoke before a surgery?
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My doctor told me not to smoke cigarettes or vape a month before my surgery. But quitting cold turkey will be nearly impossible and I have to quit TODAY. Do you think if I got a vape juice without nicotine it would be okay to smoke? They are going to test me for nicotine.
Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-09-16 08:11:52
Social Science
Probability of passing a test?
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A student went to do an exam which had 100 questions, where each question had 4 answers to choose from and only one of the 4 answers is correct. Calculate the probability of the student passing the exam if he has to get at least 50 answers right if the student randomly answered all the 100 questions.
