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How do you write five tenths as a fraction?

0.5It is written exactly as it is said.5/10Which simplifies to1/2

Is 1 half of 20 bigger than 1 quarter of 40?

no because half of 20 is 10 and quarter of 40 is 10which are equal.

What is 3 times 3 over 10?

Write thus:3/1 x 3/10Then multiply across:3 x 3 = 91 x 10 = 10Which gives the answer of 9 over 10 (9/10)

If 10 plus 2 equals 4 what is 6 plus 4?

The answer is 2 because 10 plus 2 is really 12 and 6 plus 4 is 10 so 12 is 2 more than 10which means you have to take 2 from 4 which gives you the answer.

How do you solve x plus y equals 10 and y equals x plus 8?

If x + y = 10 and y = x + 8Substitute y = x + 8 into x + y = 10Which gives; x + x + 8 = 10So; 2x + 8 = 10( - 8 from both sides); 2x=2So: x =1. Substitute back into y = x + 8And therefore y = 1 + 8 ; y=9

What does doctrine and covenants section 20 verse 8 through 11 say?

8And agave him power from on high, by the bmeans which were before prepared, to translate the Book of Mormon; 9Which contains a arecord of a fallen people, and the bfulness of the cgospel of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles and to the Jews also; 10Which was given by inspiration, and is confirmed to aothers by the ministering of angels, and is bdeclared unto the world by them- 11Proving to the world that the holy scriptures are atrue, and that God does binspire men and call them to his choly work in this age and generation, as well as in generations of old;

Isha sharma writes three liner equations in two variables as under 3x plus 2y equals 5 5x-7y equals -2 6x plus 4y equals 10which pairs has no solution?

There is no such pair. The solution to equation 1 and equation 2 is x = 1, y = 1. The solution to equation 2 and equation 3 is x = 1, y = 1. And the solution to equation 1 and equation 3 is any point on the line 3x + 2y = 5 - an infinite number of solutions. The fact that the determinant for equations 1 and 3 is zero (or that they are not independent) does not mean that there is no solution. It means that there is no UNIQUE solution. In this particular case, the two equations are equivalent and so have an infinite number of solutions.

You want a record label?

If you want to get signed to a record label the first thing you need to consider is "Whats in it for me" as a artist myself i believe it is best to go with a Indie record label rather than a major one.. because with a major record label they tell you what to do and how to do it to get them the most money out of your talent.. I've come accross a few labels which specialise in just helping you develop your talent such as crossnature records, speedjam ent, anuva era ent and a few more.. these 3 which I've stated are more services than labels but still classed as a label, once you're signed up they will offer you the services for free which they charge other people for such as project managment and studio time.. they will provide the music for you to record other and artwork for the CD and anything else they can assist you with in the process.with these type of labels you get to put an input into what you wanna do they will not control what you do just guide you in the right direction. also speedjam and anuva era have a service to get you gigs and shows so that venues can hire you for there event. the ratings for this service in the "quality and performance 2008" are as following:Anuva Era Ent 9/10Speedjam Ent 6/10which are very remarkable scoresthese labels will take you on providing you have a talent to rap sing or make/play music and will provide all the equipment you need on each of your shows.i have given the links of all 3 here in order of best to worstAnuva Era Ent : www.anuvaera2.tkSpeedjam Ent : www.Speedjam.vze.comCrossnature : www.CNR.bf.co.UK

What number is subtracted from both side of x plus 5 equals 15 when solving for x?

5 is subtracted from both sides of the equation. x + 5 = 15: x+5 (-5) = 15 (-5);when you subtract 5 on the left side of the equal sign the +5 (-5) cancel each other out to equal 0; when you do something to one side of the equal sign you must do the same thing to the other side; so subtract 5 from 15, and you are left with x + 0 = 10which is x = 10.When solving for x, you want to end up with x all alone on one side of the equal sign. You have to subtract (or add) the total sum on the x side to both sides of the equal sign.5 Additional Examples when solving for x:x + 7 = 13: you have to subtract 7 from both sides of the equal signx + 7 (-7) = 13 (-7) so x = 6---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------x + 2 + 4 = 20: you have to subtract 2 and 4 from both sides of the equal signx + 2 + 4 (- 2) (- 4) = 20 (-2) (-4), so x = 14a shortcut would be to subtract 6 from both sides of the equal sign since 2+4=6x + 2 + 4 (-6) = 20 (-6) so x = 14---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------x - 3 = 18: you have to add 3 to both sides of the equal signx - 3 (+3) = 18 (+3) so x = 21---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------x - 5 - 4 = 17: you have to add 5 and 4 to both sides of the equal signx - 5 - 4 (+5) (+4) = 17 (+5) (+4), so x = 26a shortcut would be to add 9 to both sides of the equal sign since -4 - 5 = -9x - 5 - 4 (+9) = 17 (+9) so x = 26----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------x + 7 - 3 = 19: you have to subtract 7 and add 3 to both sides of the equal signx + 7 - 3 (-7) (+3) = 19 (-7) (+3) so x = 15a shortcut would be to subtract 4 from both sides of the equal sign since 7 - 3 = 4x + 7 - 3 (-4) = 19 (-4) so x = 15----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I hope this helps you understand. You do not have to use the parentheses when adding or subtracting on either side of the equal sign. I just used them to make it easier to read.

Why was Jesus' blood necessary for the salvation experience?

Jesuss' blood was shed to get rid of our sins so our sins would be forgiven This is my blood of the New Testament which is shed for many" (Mark 14: 24). "This cup is the New Testament in my blood, which is shed for you" (Luke 22: 20). "This is my blood of the New Testament which is shed for many FOR THE REMISSION OF SINS" (Matthew 26: 28). The above is one of the most significant discrepancies in the Bible. The Atonement is the chief doctrine connected with Christ and orthodox Christianity. The text quoted from Matthew is the only text in the Four Gospels which clearly teaches this doctrine. "Two other texts (Matthew 20: 28; John 1: 29) are adduced in support of it, but do not clearly teach it. Now Matthew has falsely ascribed to Jesus the revelation of the Atonement, or Mark and Luke have either ignorantly or intentionally omitted this greatest of Christian doctrines. They contain no mention of the Atonement as understood by orthodox Christians.---------------- What most Christians fail to remember when it comes to Christ's presence on earth is that he was not here as a "Christian". The term Christian was used for his followers at a later time, after his death, in Antioch. (Acts 11:26.)Jesus was a Jew.The Torah was and remains the most significant set of writings for Jews to this day. The Torah, a scroll crafted of lambskin and stretched between two wooden poles, was the Jewish text that details Jewish history, God's commandments, feasts, ordinances, festivals, as well as God's requirement for sacrifice for the remission of sins of the Jewish people. The Torah details how Levites were to offer animal sacrifices annually before God for the remission of their sins. (This annual tradition, known as Yom Kippur, was lost to the Jews after the temple was destroyed and the Jews were dispersed. Since it was an absolute requirement for the shedding of blood for sins to be forgiven, one might ask how Jews today who no longer perform sacrifices before God can have their sins forgiven, since they are no longer fulfilling God's specific laws for the remission of their sin.) The sins they needed atonement for were for their actions or thoughts they had committed each year that were against the laws and decrees that God had commanded for the people of Israel in Torah. There were over 600 commandments that had to be kept. Because it was impossible to do so, the sacrifice had to be made each year by the High Priest. A pure, spotless lamb without blemish was to be slain and offered unto the Lord so that the people could have remission of sins. God knew that they would be lost to this tradition forever without hope, because it is impossible for any mere human to ever keep ALL the commandments of God. In his mercy, he foretold of One who would come that would become the final sacrifice for the remission of sins on their behalf. God was specific about how to recognize him. He would be born of the seed of a woman (Gen 3:15/Galatians 4:4); born in Bethlehem (Micah 5:2/Luke 2:4,5,&7), a descendant of King David (Jeremiah 23:5,6/Matthew 1:1); born of a virgin (Isaiah 7:14/Luke 1:26-27, 30-31) - there are many Old Testament scriptures that prophesy of the coming of the Jewish "Messiah". In fact, the mathematical odds of any one person fulfilling ALL of these prophesies is astounding. (See below.) While it is known that Jews worship ONE God, most Jews would argue that God does not have a "Son", and therefore Jesus can not be God's Son. They will cite: "Sh'ma Yis'ra'eil Adonai Eloheinu Adonai echad.", or, "Hear, O Israel, the Lord Your God, the Lord is One." However, the Hebrew word for "One" (echad) is the same word used to describe 'one' as in: '"ONE" bunch of grapes."' In other words, this is a plural form of the word 'One'. Also, at Passover, Jews hide three separate pieces of matzoh inside a white linen "Echad" - a cloth with three separate pouches. This is a picture of the tri-unity of God.) In addition, Proverbs 30:4 from the Hebrew Scriptures asks the question about God: "What is His name, and what is his Son's name? Surely, you must know!" So, it is evident from Hebrew Scripture that God has a Son. Jesus, or Yeshua in Hebrew, which is translated: Salvation. Jesus was the fulfillment of not one, not some, but every prophesy from the Hebrew Scriptures. He lived completely without sin, and was therefore the only human qualified to represent mankind before God for a final propitiation for sins. He became our High Priest, and giving us that which we did not deserve (grace) offered Himself as a living sacrifice on behalf of the Jews first, and also the Gentiles (the Church),'for it is by grace you have been saved, through faith-and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God- Ephesians 2:8. He became the Living Word (John 1:1) - the Living Torah sacrificed as a pure, spotless Lamb before God, stretched between two wooden poles. So, the concept of "atonement for sin" does not originate with Christianity. It originates with Judaism, and the purpose of Jesus shedding his blood was first and foremost an act of fulfillment to the requirements for the forgiveness of sin set by God in the Torah, first and foremost for the Jews, and then to the Gentiles.A handful of Jews recognized and worshiped Jesus as the Jewish Messiah. But the Orthodox Jew of Jesus day (Pharisees) missed Him. Many Jews today still do not recognize or accept him as their Messiah. Christians have since created various denominations of Christianity, all with various theologies and doctrines. However, the one consistent belief among them all for them to be authentic Christian sects is that Jesus was the incarnation of the 2nd person of a Triune God, come to earth, who lived a perfect life, was crucified to death, buried, and most importantly, Who rose from the dead after three days. Without the historical proof of the account of Jesus' resurrection from the dead, the entire story is pointless. Thus, the requirement by God that blood must be shed for the forgiveness of sin has been met through Jesus sacrifice and death on the Cross, once and for all, and the annual tradition of animal sacrifice is no longer necessary for Jews to have remission of sin. To be saved from sin, if (they) confess with (their) mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 Concerning the probability of Jesus fulfilling ALL the prophesies required for Messiah:In "Science Speaks" by Peter Stoner (Moody Press, 1963) Mr. Stoner details how coincidence regarding the evidence on Jesus fulfilled prophesies is ruled out by the science of probability. The book can be found online.

Why arrays are using?

1. An array cuts down on the number of variables that need to be declared.For example, if you wanted to store the numbers 1 to 10 without using an array you would literally have to declare ten separate variables.Dim int1 as Integer = 1Dim int2 as Integer = 2Dim int3 as Integer = 3Dim int4 as Integer = 4Dim int5 as Integer = 5Dim int6 as Integer = 6Dim int7 as Integer = 7Dim int8 as Integer = 8Dim int9 as Integer = 9Dim int10 as Integer = 10Which is monstrously difficult to read and use further along in your code. A better way of doing it would be to use one variable; an integer array.Dim intArray() As Integer = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}Using this example you use the same variable throughout your code and access different parts of it as follows;Dim intArray() As Integer = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}Dim intTemp as IntegerMsgBox(intArray(0))MsgBox(intArray(4))This example displays two textboxes which will display the number 1 and 5 to the user (Note that array starts at zero)2. An array can be used in itterative procedures such as a For... Next loop.For example if we use the previous example of an integer array containing numbers 1 through 10, and with this array we want to display every number to the user.Without an array this is an almighty block of code with a minimum of 20 lines, 10 declaring each variable and 10 outputting it to the user. With an array this can be reduced to four lines.Dim intArray() As Integer = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}For i = 0 to intArray.LengthMsgBox(intArray(i))NextThe importance of this is that in our example we only have ten numbers stored, in the real world you could have hundreds. Declaring hundreds of variables and messing around with them will take up memory, obfuscate the code immensely and make it virtually unchangeable.With the above example that array could be any length and contain a thousand variables and still function the same.3. An array can be declared as a variable length.Whilst it's all well good saying we have an example array containing numbers 1 through 10, it is unlikely to ever be that simple; we will always want to store an unknown amount of data at runtime.Just declaring variables in the code wouldn't work for this because they would need to be hardcoded.In this example we will pretend a form has been made with a listview containing a hundred items, when a user clicks a button we want to store everything they selected in the listview. (If you don't know what a listview is I would ask that question as well)Dim intVarArray(ListView1.SelectedItems.Count - 1) as IntegerFor i = 0 to ListView1.SelectedItems.Count - 1intVarArray(i) = ListView1.SelectedItems(i).ToString NextTo do this using nothing but variables would be near impossible as you wouldn't know how many items the user would select, as such you would have to declare a hundred variables and write hundreds of lines of code to do something that can be covered in four lines.4. An array can be resized on the fly, either destroying or preserving existing data.In the above example we created an array of variable length and then stored some data from a made up listview control, but it's possible when working in the real world we may need to add things to that variable.We can Redim an array to change its length.Dim intArray(9) as IntegerRedim intArray(14)This declares a variable of an array of integers, sets the length to 10 and then redefines that array as an array of length 15. This will completely remake the variable destroying any data held within it.Dim intArray(9) as Integer = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}Redim Preserve intArray(14)intArray(10) = 11intArray(11) = 12intArray(12) = 13intArray(13) = 14intArray(14) = 15This declares a variable of length 10 and stores the number 1 to 10 inside it, it then redefines the variable as length 15 but preserves the data within it (It then adds the number 11 to 15 to that variable).5. An array can have multiple dimensions.Dim intArray(, ) as String = {{"White", "Rabbit"}, {"Brown", "Bear"}, {"Blue", "Water"}}This declares something more unique than any other type of single variable, a multidimensional array, and stores some data within it.--Ac532 Answer:Arrays can be disposed by using the .Dispose which means all allocated memory toward using the array will be lost meaning that your program will run faster.