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How do you build the towers in speed stacks?
u stack 2 next to each other and put one on top
How do you stack 15 books equal in 2 stacks?
seven books in each stack one book open on top of the stacks so it would make both stacks evenly have seven and one-half books
Becky has 9 chips numbered 1 to 9 She randomly stacks the chips on top of each other How many different ways can the 9 chips be stacked?
9
What is stacks?
pre stacking and post stacking imaging techingues, its applications
What are stacks of disks containing chlorophyll in a chloroplast called?
The stacks of disks containing chlorophyll in a chloroplast are called thylakoids. Thylakoids are membrane-bound compartments where the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis occur. Multiple thylakoids are usually stacked on top of each other to form grana.
Arrange 12 coins in square with 5 coins per side?
Two coins stacked on top of each other on each corner (total of 8) and one coin in between the corner stacks to complete each side (4 more) for a total of twelve coins.
Looking at the electroscope describe how you can cause the two leaves at the bottom to repel each other and stay that way?
You can cause the leaves of an electroscope to repel each other by introducing a charged object near the top of the electroscope, which will induce a charge separation in the leaves. If the leaves are made of a conductive material, the like charges in the leaves will repel each other, causing them to diverge and stay that way as long as the charged object is present.
Why is top-down testing not an effective strategy for testing object oriented system?
Each object should be responsible for its own logic and data, and so each object's tests should be responsible for its own tests. The top-down approach is the polar opposite of this design, as the top level object would be responsible for testing all of its enclosed objects. This works well in procedural programming, but explicitly violates the concepts of object oriented programming, which states that no object should be concerned about the details of any other object's internal design.
Why top-down testing is not an effective strategy for testing object oriented system?
Each object should be responsible for its own logic and data, and so each object should be responsible for its own test. The top-down approach is the polar opposite of this design, as the top level object would be responsible for testing all of its enclosed objects. This works well in procedural programming, but explicitly violates the concepts of object oriented programming, which states that no object should be concerned about the details of any other object's internal design.
Why do waste stacks have a wire cage on top?
i have no bloody idea
Can you stack Uno cards on top of each other?
No, Uno cards are not designed to be stacked on top of each other.
What colors were the titanic smoke stacks?
orange on the bottom black on the top
