The length of a bus stop in New York City can vary depending on the specific location and type of bus stop. Typically, standard bus stops are around 60 to 100 feet long to accommodate multiple buses and passenger safety. However, specific dimensions can differ based on local regulations and street configurations. For precise measurements, it's best to refer to the New York City Department of Transportation or local transit authority guidelines.
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press "y, n, n, y, y, y, y, n (sarcasm), n, n"
y,n,n,y,y,y,y,n,n,n. There ya go. Hope this help~ :D
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Here is a list of Texan congressmen/senators and how they voted: Congressmen Cuellar, Y Doggett, Y Edwards, N Gonzalez Y Green, Al Y Green, Gene Y Hinojosa, Y Jackson Lee, Y Johnson, E. B Y Ortiz, Y Reyes, Y Rodriguez, Y. Barton, N Brady, N Burgess, N Carter, N Conaway, N Culberson, N Gohmert, N Granger, N Hall, N Hensarling N Johnson, Sam, N Marchant, N McCaul, N Neugebauer, N Olson, N Paul, N Poe, N Sessions, N Smith, N Thornberry, N. Senators Cornyn N Hutchison N
It equals n(x+y) / x*y.
press submarine then y to start n to go slower m to go faster x to stop
y = x2 + 2mx + n complete the square y + m2 = x2 + 2mx + m2 + n = (x + m)2 + n (x + m)2 = y + m2 - n x + m = √(y + m2 - n) x = -m + √(y + m2 - n)
Any polygon with 3n sides (n > 1) where every nth side is equal and every nth angle is equal: that is the sides and angles repeat in sets of n. For example a hexagon (n = 2) with sides of length x,y,x,y,x,y and angles of P,Q,P,Q,P,Q.
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State MaximumSales Tax (%)1 Average RegistryFees Charged Trade-InSales Tax2 Are IncentivesTaxed?3 DocFee4 Alabama 12.00 $445 Y Y No limit Alaska 7.50 $84 Y N No limit Arizona 10.73 $500 Y Y No limit Arkansas 11.00 $33 Y Y No limit California 8.75 $232 N Y $45 Colorado 9.90 $510 Y Y No limit Connecticut 6.00 $109 Y Y No limit Delaware 0.00 $827 Y Y No limit District of Columbia 5.75 $100 N Y No limit Florida 7.50 $182 Y Y No limit Georgia 8.00 $38 Y Y No limit Hawaii 4.00 $108 N Y No limit Idaho 8.00 $92 Y Y No limit Illinois 9.25 $143 Y Y $55.39 Indiana 6.00 $41 Y Y No limit Iowa 7.00 $332 Y N No limit Kansas 8.30 $39 Y Y No limit Kentucky 6.00 $21 N Y No limit Louisiana 11.00 $47 Y N $50 Maine 5.00 $48 Y Y No limit Maryland 6.00 $106 Y Y $100 Massachusetts 5.00 $80 Y Y No limit Michigan 6.00 $216 N N $170 Minnesota 7.50 $365 Y N $50 Mississippi 7.25 $25 Y Y No limit Missouri 9.10 $63 Y N No Limit Montana 0.00 $501 N N No limit Nebraska 7.00 $85 Y N No limit Nevada 7.75 $53 Y Y No limit New Hampshire 0.00 $60 Y N No limit New Jersey 9.00 $95 Y Y No limit New Mexico 8.44 $49 Y Y No limit New York 9.00 $78 Y Y $45 North Carolina 7.50 $55 Y N No limit North Dakota 7.50 $70 Y Y No limit Ohio 7.50 $48 Y Y $250 Oklahoma 10.85 $102 Y N No limit Oregon 0.00 $63 Y N $50 Pennsylvania 7.00 $55 Y N No limit Rhode Island 7.00 $61 Y N No limit South Carolina 7.00 $29 Y N No limit South Dakota 6.00 $48 Y Y No limit Tennessee 10.25 $70 Y Y No limit Texas 8.25 $85 Y N $50 Utah 8.10 $189 Y N No limit Vermont 7.00 $53 Y N No limit Virginia 5.00 $31 N Y No limit Washington 8.90 $57 Y Y $35 West Virginia 6.00 $30 Y Y No limit Wisconsin 5.60 $70 Y Y No limit Wyoming 6.00 $539 Y N No limit(Fees, prices and information current as of November 2006.)