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What is the theme ofOne Hundred Years of Solitude?
the historty is repetive.(represented by the repeated names in the family)
A meaning for the prefix ness?
The prefix "ness" generally adds the quality or state of being to a word. For example, "happiness" adds the quality of being happy to "happy."
What is the Earth's nearest star?
The star closest to earth is the sun, averaging 93 million miles over the course ofone full year.After the sun, the next nearest star is Proxima Centauri, roughly 270 thousand timesfarther from us than the sun is.
Is 177 prime or composite?
You can tell right away just by looking at it that 177 is divisible by 3. It may also bedivisible by other numbers, but you don't need to know that. As soon as you know ofone other factor besides ' 1 ' and itself, you know a number is composite.
How many squares of siding would it take to cover an area of 10'X100'?
In order to answer that question, we'd have to know the area ofone square of siding.You've got 1,000 square feet there. If 'S' is the area of one squareof siding, in square feet, then the number of squares you need isat least 1,000/S .
How do you find the slope of a line when they give you the x and y coordinates?
-- If they give you one set of 'x' and 'y' coordinates, then you have the location ofone point on the line. One point doesn't have a slope.-- If they give you two sets of 'x' and 'y' coordinates, then you have the locations oftwo points on the line. The slope of the straight line between two points is(the difference between the 'y' values) divided by (the difference between the 'x' values)
Is weight the amount of substance in something?
No. "Amount of substance" sounds more like a description of MASS, which is not the same as WEIGHT. The relationship is:weight = mass x gravity ("Amount of substance" may also refer to the amount of moles.)
What are the two main types of crime and how do they differ?
Crime can be defined as unlawful acts committed against the public good as defined and set forth in legal statutes.There are two main classifications of crime:Felony crime which, by definition is punishable by being sentenced to more than one year in prison, andMisdemeanor crime which, by definition, is punishable by being sentenced up to a maximum ofone year in jail.There is also a sub-set of misdemeanor offenses which are not "criminal" offenses per-se, (motor vehicle and traffic regulations, ordnance violations, etc.) which are treated. and can be prosecuted as, violations of the law and ordnances of the state, local jurisdictions and municipalities. Local ordnances are not applicable statewide.
What is the opposite of quadroon?
GRIFFEThe term Griffe was invented by the Spaniards(long before the antebellum chattel slaveryera had even occurred in the United States).A Griffe is a Mixed-Race individual who is the offspring ofone parent who is of Black/White (or Black/Amerindian)Biracial lineage and one parent who is of Black lineage.Thus, people that are Griffe have 3 Black grandparents and1 White (or 1 Amerindian) grandparent and, as a result, theirancestral lineage is 3/4 Black and 1/4 White (or 1/4 Amerindian).Examples are Malia and Sasha Obama; Nona Gaye (daughter of singerMarvin Gaye); Jasper Rowe-Marsalis (son of actress Victoria Rowell);Chyna Evans-Griffin and Christopher Wallace Jr. (the children of singer,Faith Evans); Beyonce and Solange Knowles; Malcolm X, and many more .
Why do you prefer parallel circuit in domestic electric wiring?
If domestic electrical wiring were one big series loop in a house, instead ofone big parallel network, then ...-- Every outlet in the house would need something plugged into it and turned on.If any one device in the house were turned off or unplugged, every device in thehouse would lose power.-- That means that every light would have to stay on, the refrigerator, air conditioner,and stove would have to run all the time, and every radio and TV would need to playall the time.-- If any one device in the house failed ... like a burned out light bulb ... everydevice in the house would lose power, and there would be no easy way to tellwhich one failed. You would have to go around the house replacing each device,one at a time, before you found one that would restore power to everything inthe house when it was replaced.-- The voltage from the meter is typically 117 volts AC in the US and Canada,and all of the electrical devices in your house are designed to operate with117 volts of AC. But if everything in the house were in series, then the 117 voltswould divide among all of them. Some would get more of it, some would get lessof it, but when you added up the voltage going to every device in the house, itwould all add up to 117 volts.-- In a series arrangement, the devices that need the most power, like thefreezer, the air conditioner, and the electric stove, would get the least voltage,and dissipate the least power. Those devices that need the least power, likenight-lights and electric clocks, would get the most voltage, dissipate the mostpower, and either burn out or explode within seconds.And that's why I personally prefer parallel wiring in my house if I can get it.
What are the top 5 Horror Movie killers?
ALL of the killers?That's almost impossible lol but here's what I know:Hannibal LectorJason Voorhees (Camp Crystal Lake)Freddy Kruger (Nightmare on Elm Street)Masked People (The Strangers)Scar (The Lion King)ChuckyGhost Face (Scream)Mike Myers (Halloween)Jigsaw (Saw)John Doe (Se7en)Norman Bates (Psycho)ZodiacAxel Palmer (My Bloody Valentine)Elizabeth Bathory (Stay Alive)Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs)May Canady (May)The Creeper (Jeepers Creepers)The Tooth fairy (Darkness Falls)Doll Face (The Strangers)Richard Fenton (Prom Night)Jacob Goodnight (See No Evil)Goggle (The Hills Have Eyes)Sheriff Hoyt (Texas Chainsaw Massacre)Thomas Hewitt (Texas Chainsaw Massacre)Angus Lenz (Black Christmas)Rusty Nail (Joy Ride)Douglas Norquist (I Know Who Killed Me)One Eye (Wrong Turn)Pennywise (IT)Pluto (The Hills Have Eyes)Jackson Rippner (Red Eye)John Ryder (The Hitcher)Samara Morgan (the Ring)Otis (Otis)
How fast do objects in space move away from each other due to the expanding universe theory?
There isn't just one single speed, because the farther things already are from us,the faster they're moving away. The exact numbers have been hotly debated,and different measurements and results obtained, ever since the expansion wasfirst predicted and then observed, beginning almost 100 years ago.The best figure available now for the "Hubble Constant" ... based on observationswith the Hubble telescope in 2010 ... is 70.6 kilometers per second per megaparsec.Technically, that's the answer to the question. It tells you everything, and it alsotells you nothing, because nobody has a feeling for the meaning of "kilometersper second per megaparsec". So, although we generally try to keep our answersshort, and avoid spewing great volumes of stuff that wasn't asked for, we decidedto play with some numbers this time, and figure out what "70.6 km sec-1/mpsc"actually means.We don't notice the expansion of space inside our solar system, or even withinour galaxy, or even within our local group of galaxies, because the other motionsof these "nearby" things completely mask the motion that's due to expansion.But what if the only motion was the motion of expansion ? What kind of speedswould we be looking at ? That's what the question seems to be getting at, andit'll be fun to crank out some numbers. I'll do the cranking, and you can watch.I pray that my numbers are almost nearly approximately somewhat accurate.Remember: The most important idea here is that the farther away something alreadyis from us, the faster it's moving away from us.We'll start with a really nearby object: The bank building that's 1 mile from you.On account of the expansion of the universe, the bank is moving away from youat the speed of 0.000000000000145 inch per hour. (1.45 x 10-13 iph)The moon, at 238,000 miles distant, is moving away from us at 0.000124 inch per hour.The sun, at 93 million miles, is moving away at almost exactly 1 foot per hour.The nearest star outside the solar system, at 4.4 light years, is moving awayfrom us at 1,124.8 feet per hour.The Andromeda galaxy, presently about 2.5 million light years from us, is movingaway from us at about 121,000 miles an hour, due only to expansion of space.So far, none of these speeds can be detected. It's only when you get out to objectsthat are actually 'far' away that you can begin to detect the pattern of: "The fartherit is from us, the faster it's moving away from us". As you can imagine, the pattern isunbelievably hard to measure, and that's why the best figure we have so far is theone derived from observations in the past year, and it's sure to be revised in thenext year.Before we leave the subject, there's a major question that you should be wondering about,and we'll answer it. Not because we understand it, but because we want to boggleyour mind more than it was boggled when we began. Here's the question:"If the farther an object is from us the faster it's moving away from us, how farwould an object have to be from us in order to be moving away from us at thespeed of light ?"With a Hubble constant of 70.6 Km-sec-1/mpsc, it seems that the distance should be( c/70.6 km) megaparsecs, which is 424,929 mpsc = 1,386 billion light years.The farthest objects detected so far with the most sensitive astronomical instrumentsavailable are about 14 billion light years away ... on the order of magnitude ofone percent or so of the distance we just calculated. Another way of saying thatthe farthest objects detected so far are receding from us at around one percentthe speed of light.Let's all think about this stuff tonight while we're trying to fall asleep.=============================================Numbers I used:1 parsec = 3.262 LY1 LY = 5.8787 x 1012 miles1 mile = 1.609344 km1 hour = 3,600 sec1 foot = 12 inches
