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Thomas is playing tic-tac-toe with the computer.It is the computers trun to place an Xon the board.If the computer makes its moves at random in the open spaces what is the chance it will win?
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∙ 12y ago
1/3rd of a chance
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What is the area ofa square game boardif one side has a length of 20 inches?
400 in2
Can you use skateboard bearings on a bike?
hahaha only if your buying a complete boardif your only buying wheels then no, never, ever.No they do not you must buy them seperate. The tires are called wheels on skateboards though.
How do you install a tachometer on a 1998 Toyota Corolla Gli 1.6 automatic?
There a a couple different ways. You can get the entire dashboard cluster with a tachometer from a 7th Gereration Corolla, 1988 to 1993... (1988 was the first Model year Corolla went to Front Wheel drive) or an 8th Generation (Model years 1994 to 2002) And a dash cluster/ gauge assembly after Model year after 2002 will not work. If you choose to do this it is very important to report what you have done because you have also changed the odometer, if left UNreported to the DMV in your state is 'tampering" and a Felony, and they will not listen to "I forgot" or I didn't know'. You must be sure the gauge cluster comes from a car with the same ECU you have, the tachometer is 'given' it's information from the ECU. Another option is an aftermarket tachometer you can mount anwhere you choose, but the tachometer must be hooked up to the ECM, that is the source of the rpm's. I can write out a step by step procedure to do that ...leave a message on my boardif you want or need that. David.hutchison.3139
Why can bulldogs skateboard?
Well our question to you is does your English Bulldog seem to enjoy skateboarding?Signs of yes:eagerness when you say the word 'skateboard'whinesdoes not hesitate if you put him on the skate boardif your dog does not seem to enjoy any of the activities or whines often pertaining to skateboarding the answer is probably no.- dog 101---------------------------------The question did not ask why does "my" English Bulldog like to stateboard but why do they in general. There has been an increasing public awareness of English Bulldogs skateboarding from videos posted on the internet. English Bulldogs are very smart and are receptive to problem solving activities. Low body balance and fearless attitude are also big factors resulting English Bulldogs to be well-equipped for skateboarding and able to enjoy it.
What are questions to ask students about the Holocaust?
What events happened during the holocaust? Do you think it was right? explain.orWhat does the word 'holocaust' mean? is this a good name for it?orShould places such as Auchvitz still be kept alive or should tey be removed? Explain.
How is the long jump preformed?
Long JumpThe long jump is a power event that comprises of the following four phases:Approach run upTake offFlight through the airLandingTo achieve maximum distance in the long jump the athlete will have to balance three components - speed, technique and strength.The approach run upThe objective of the approach run is for the athlete to achieve the ideal speed. Rhythm in the approach run is important to ensure the ideal speed is achieved at take off and accuracy in hitting the take off board. It is important the athlete develops a good running rhythm before accuracy is addressed. The length of the run will depend on the athlete's age and speed. When first determining the number of strides in the approach run start by matching the number of stride with the athlete's age;AgeStridesUnder 1111Under 1313Under 1515Under 1717Over 1721The start of the approach run should be marked and the athlete should commence the start from a standing start. Some athletes use a 'walk on start' or 'run on start' that will provide more initial speed but if not consistent will impact the accuracy of the approach run onto the take off board. The athlete begins the run with a marked forward lean to develop speed but before they reach the take off board, they should be upright. The athlete should be on the balls of the feet as in sprinting with a natural head position, the eyes focused beyond the pit and not at the take off board.Accuracy of the approach run onto the take off board is established by:Determine the take off footStand with your back to the jumping pit and the heel of your non take off foot on the take off board scratch lineRun up the runway the required number of strides, say 19, and place a marker where the 19th stride fallsPlace the non take off foot on the marker and run back towards the board and take off. The coach should note where the 17th stride lands in relationship to the take off boardIf the foot is behind the take off board, say 20cm, then move the start marker 20cm forward. If the foot is beyond the take off board then move the marker backRepeat the run up and marker adjustment 4 or 5 times to establish a consistent approach run onto the take off boardOnce achieved measure the distance accurately and record it for future useIt is important to bear in mind that a head or tail wind will affect the run up. A head wind may mean moving the marker slightly forward
