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Why does my 2000 Kia Sephia idle very rough and accelerates slowly This happened overnight after a fill up the pevious day Any suggestions?
I Don't know I have the same question mine is doing the same exact thing! I need an answer too! Answer Try changing your fuel filter. It's possible you got some contaminated gas. A good tip, if you ever see a tanker truck refilling the tanks at the station, don't fill up there. Those holding tanks are pretty old and have a lot of contaminates and sediment, and are almost never cleaned out. When the tanker refills the holding tank, it stirs up all that gunk and it gets pumped right into your car.
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When did you conceive if your baby was born December 5 2009?
9 months pevious
Where were the last three Olympics held?
Prior to the 2008 Olympics games held in Beijing ( China ), the pevious 3 summer games were held in 2004 Athens ( Greece ) , 2000 Sydney ( Australia ) and 1996 Atlanta ( USA ).
How does migration prevent overpopulation?
If an area is having overpopulation then it is sure that they will suffer insufficient resources.Therefore,to fulfill their needs they just migrate to some place which is known to have jobs and sufficient resources.Since they migrate to other place the pevious one is free from overpopulation and hence the population is evenly distributed and balanced.
Which is best to calculate gas bill over 8 years mean or median?
mode, lol, to calculate ur average gas bill add up all pevious prices (over the last 8 years) and divide by the amount of prices u have added up (8). That gives u ur average bill. To find the total cost u just add them up, no median of mean (wtf r u on about) Be carefull though your gas prices are probably increasing ; you are not just more likely to use more gas but also gas prices are rising. Mate, it's not hard, I'm 14 :(
Where were the most recent Olympic Games held?
Summer Olympics - 1988 - Seoul 1992 - Barcelona 1996 - Atlanta 2000 - Sydney 2004 - Athens 2008 - Beijing 2012 - London Winter Olympics - 1988 - Calgary 1992 - Albertville 1994 - Lillehammer 1998 - Nagano 2002 - Salt Lake City 2006 - Turin 2010 - Vancouver
What is the cause of today's education system that depends on rote learning?
Because the Colledge Board has a monopoly on life (if you do not go to colledge then you will not be successful unless you are really, really lucky), they are able to do whatever they want to students without repricussions. Our education system was reformed to model that of the rest of the world (most notably Japan) when it was shown that the test scores of students in these countries were incredibly higher than that of U.S. students. These tests were based almost entirely on memorized knowledge and rote learning, and so school know are structured to crush any signs of creativity or innovative thinking at an early age (this is why the overwhelming majority of inventers and great thinkers are people who dropped out of highschool or otherwise did not experience the full brunt of the horrors of the modern education system). The reason highly competitive and painful schools based on rote learning produce better test scores is simple. Students must exceed the pevious generation in every academic way in oreder to get into a colledge and have a chance at life. This leads to a sort of 'natural selection' effect, where only perfection can survive. Over the past few decades the American student body, and adolesent population as a whole, has caught up to the other world powers in terms of test scores. They have also caught up in the percentage of colledge students who openly admit they cheated in high school to get in (80%, although the total percentage of cheaters out of total students is probably close to 100%), suicide rates among teens (rapidly rising. Most honest students end up commiting suicide do to a physical inability to do as well as the cheaters (<1% of cheaters are actually caught) and an inability to live with the enormous pressure that builds up), and the percentage of students who feel that they must go to colledge or they will die (they are actually pretty close to being right)
