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What does x54 mean in a rifle cartrige?
Cartridge length (in millimeters).
How many gallons of water does an 18x33 54 in hold?
15'x33'x54" holds 16,662.9 US gallons of water.
What is the cube root of x54?
The equation is equivalent to 'x to the power of 4 thirds' times 'x to the power of 2.5'. Multiplying them together, we simply add the powers, giving 'x to the power of 23/6' or the 'sixth root of x to the power of 23'.
How big for a half bath?
With the entry in the long wall, Florida building code specifies minimum interior dimensions of 48"x56". If you don't have to build to code an adequate design can be done with 40"x54" interior dimensions and a pocket door or outward opening door.
What is 66 inches x 54 inches in cm?
The answer is 167.64 cm (approx.). Inches and centimeters are both units of linear measurement. Inches are used in the imperial system whereas centimeters are used in the metric system. To convert from inches to cm, multiply the inch unit by 2.54.
How do you solve bracket x plus 5 bracket to the power of 5?
I can either multiply the brackets out using the distributive law: (x + 5)5 = (x + 5)(x + 5)(x + 5)(x + 5)(x + 5) = (x2 + 5x + 5x + 52)(x + 5)(x + 5)(x + 5) = (x2 + 10x + 25)(x + 5)(x + 5)(x + 5) = (x3 + 15x2 + 75x + 125)(x + 5)(x + 5) = (x4 + 20x3 + 150x2 + 500x + 625)(x + 5) = x5 + 25x4 + 250x3 + 1250x2 + 3125x + 3125 However, this is liable to error, so I'd use the binomial theorem to go there directly: (p + q)n = Σnr=0 (nr)pn-rqr = (n0)pn + (n1)pn-1q1 + ... + (nn-1)pqn-1 + (nn)qn Where (nr) = nCr = n!/(n-r)!r! Thus: (x + 5)5 = (50)x5 + (51)x45 + (52)x352 + (53)x253 + (54)x54 + (55)55 = 1.x5 + 5.x4.5 + 10.x3.25 + 10.x2.125 + 5.x.625 + 1.3125 = x5 + 254 + 250x3 + 1250x2 + 3125x + 3125 (The dot is used to represent "multiply" as its symbol would look too much like the x.)
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(WiFi) Wireless Configuration for your laptopWhat is SSID?Wireless Channel SelectionWEPHow to set up your wireless connection For Acer usersFor Asus usersFor DELL usersFor Compaq usersFor Fujitsu SiemensFor Gericom usersFor IBM usersFor Medion usersFor MSI usersFor Packard Bell usersFor Philips UsersFor Samsung usersFor Sony VaioFor Toshiba usersThis article will tell you how top set up a wireless connection on your laptop through a Wi-Fi network. You should however know how to configure your settings manually to be able to connect your Wi-Fi card to the wireless network.The first step for the configuration is to determine what SSID, Channel, Mode and WEP you are using.What is SSID?SSID is the acronym for Service Set Identifier which is the name of your wireless LAN made up of 32 alphanumeric characters. This service can be set manually through your client network settings. In order to enhance the network security system, some wireless access points will automatically disable this feature. Wireless Channel SelectionAccess points or so called APs mechanism is used to automatically detect the channel selection. Your network can hence have various APs that will manage each channel selected and make their power regulations. A wireless station will be load balanced across the access points in order to enhance its bandwidth. WEPWEP is a short term for Wired Equivalent Privacy which is a system of data encryption used in a wireless network in order to allow authorization control for a 802.11 wireless local area network. How to set up your wireless connectionNowadays, a modern notebook is built with a wireless modem that has a wireless power system and an activation button found on the keyboard. This button will allow your laptop to connect or disconnect with your wireless modem. If you do not have your user manual to be able to identify this key, here is what you can do: For Acer usersFor Aspire 16xx users: use the satellite-like buttonFor Aspire 3005 users: found on the lower right-hand side of your laptopFor Aspire 5612 users: a sliding button found on the side of the laptopFor Aspire 9302 usesr: the blue-like button on the left-hand side of the laptopFor Aspire 94xx users: the key found below the Lock keyFor Asus usersPress the F2 key and FN key at the same timeFor DELL usersPress the FN and F2 keys togetherFor Compaq usersPress and hold the antenna-button on the upper section of your keyboardFor Fujitsu SiemensYou can either use the sliding Wireless button on the right-hand side of the laptop or use the Fn and F2 keys at the same time. Some models have the ON/OFF wireless button just below the touchpad.For Gericom usersYou can make use of Fn and F1 keys on a Cinema 16100 model.For IBM usersFor T43 users, you can use the Fn and F5 keys at the same timeFor DV series users, use the antenna-like button found on the upper section of your keyboard.For ZD series users, make use of the antenna-like button just below the "Lock" key.Some models have the wireless slide button on the side of the laptop.For Medion usersYou can press the Fn and F2 keys at the same time.Some models will require you to use the Fn and F1 keys at the same time.For MSI usersYou can use the antenna-like button close to the power switchFor Packard Bell usersFor Easynote W7730 users, you can make use of the antenna-like wireless button on the side of the laptop.Easynote B3600 users can use the Fn and F1 keys together to get connected to the wireless network.For Philips UsersOn a X54 model, use the antenna-like button close to the power switch.Some models will require the use of the Fn and F2 keys at the same timeFor Samsung usersYou can make use of the blue-like button found in the middle section of your keyboardFor Sony VaioPush the front slider/button marked WLANFor Toshiba usersThose using a A100-078 can use the sliding button on the right-hand side of the laptopM40 and M70 users can use the ON/OFF antenna-like button.Those using a Qosmio: The left side button on/offFor R200: ON / OFF button on the right flank near the screen.For P200: ON / OFF on the front
