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What devices are hihest authroities in the domain name system hierachy?
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Which kannada serial hihest trp?
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Which structure contains the hihest concentration of urea in humans?
The bladder, depending on the amount of water in your body. The kidneys filter urea and other waste products out of the blood and send them down the ureter to the bladder in the form of urine. Kidneys dont have the greatest concentration as the urea moves continuously through the loop of henle and into the bladder where it is collected.
What is the gcf of 45 and 68?
prime factors of 45 are 3,3 and 5 = 3^2, 5^1 prime factors of 68 are 2,2and 17 = 2^2, 17^1 hihest primes are 2^2, 3^2, 5^1 and 17^1 so 2*2*3*3*5*17 = 3060
Given the spring constant the baby's mass and the baby's hihest jump height above the bouncer what should be the uncompressed height of the bouncer above the floor?
Bouncer, when maximally compressed, has to store in its springs all the potential energy the baby had at its highest point of jump. Maximum potential energy of gravity during the jump: Epjump = m * g * h, where: m is a mass of baby, g = 8.81 m/s2, h is maximum height of baby's jump above bouncer's equilibrium. Potential energy in spring is: Epspring = kx2 / 2, where k is spring constant, x is distance from spring's equilibrium. We have to calculate x: Epspring = Epjump kx2 / 2 = m * g * h x2 = 2mgh / k x = sqrt(2mgh / k) |x| will be a minimum space between floor and bouncer. For serious planning, don't forget adding a safety margin, making it probably 200% x.
In Pokemon Pearl where is the legendary by Shiny Rock?
The legendary Pokemon near the rock,Shaymin,(that's the name of it),can only be captured thorugh an action replay.(I don't know the code.) Here,Ill show you how: 1:Get the action replay OR go to the Nintendo event and enter the code. 2: Go to where the shiny rock is. Prof. Oak should be there. 3: Answer his questions. A path leading to a valley filled with flowers and hills should appear. 4: Go over the path on your bike.(You should go on your bike because the path is LONG!!!! If you walked,It would take 200000000 years!!!!) 5: You will see Shaymin. Hell run off and you follow. 6: Shaymin will be on the hihest hill. Hes level 30,so go easy on him.Heres how I got him: I had 50 pokeballs and20 timer balls.Weaken him down to the red hp point, then fire balls at him. Save before you fight him. GOOD LUCK!
What happens with laissez-fare economic policies?
Generally speaking, in a laissez-faire economy Government and lawmakers meddle and regulate as little as possible in the economic process and let the 'laws of economics' do their thing. Many Republican politicians are much in favor of the system, which has taken more root in the US than in any other Western country.The problem with laissez-faire that the laws of economics never work out as neatly as in the books. If the Government wouldn't forbid the forming of Cartels, companies in an unlimited fight for the hihest profits would try to 'corner' their markets and so keep prices artificially high - as happened in the US in the late 19th century and today, in the cost of health care and medicines, many times higher in the US than in most other Western countries. The US' free market system was also responsible for the US being the last Western country to abolish child labor, and the law abolishing it was labelled "Communist" by most laissez-faire politicians in the US.A laissez-faire policy would also not lead to any decent form of social security of medicare - just look at the fierce resistance against Obamacare, while in other Western countries such medical insurance has been common for many decades. Laissez-faire also leads to minimal regulation. Remember for instance when Ronald Reagan de-regulated savings and loan companies? A little later the US was rocked by the Savings an Loans-scandal.If the US Government wasn't actively involved in making fiscal rules for US companies working worldwide, the loss of jobs to 'cheaper' countries would probably be much greater than it already is and big US companies - just look at Google today and Microsoft yesterday - would have unlimited scope in finding ways of not paying any taxes at all to anybody.The list is almost endless. Basically, in any society a Govenment has to look out for all its citizens' interests - and that means not letting companies get away with substandard quality, rigging of prices, not paying taxes or cooking the books. Plus, any economy needs forms of regulation that ensure that it stays healthy even if it doensn't contribute to maximum profit: payable health care, affordable and good-quality education, social security etcetera. Laissez-faire means 'let the market take care of it'. History has a great number of examples - certainly in the US - that show that it often doesn't work that way.
