0
What else can I help you with?
What was influenced by the panchatantra?
The Panchatantra, a collection of ancient Indian fables, has influenced world literature through its moral teachings and storytelling techniques. It has been a source of inspiration for various works of literature, including Aesop's Fables and the Arabian Nights. Additionally, its themes and characters have been adapted into various forms of media, such as movies, plays, and cartoons.
Why do we waste our youth?
When the flesh is fresh and hale and Pleasure's fruits hang low and sweet, other, higher pleasures pale and strength and youth soon dissipate like mist, burned off by the sun of twice-lived days and empty nights. We waste youth because our minds are not mature enough to realise the full importance of life and youth.
What is the moral lesson of Jonathan livingston seagull and why?
it teaches us to do what you want to do ignoring what others will think of you.. but we should full heartedly practice to achieve our dream just like Jonathon Livingston ,each time he practice he comes to know the mistake in his fly wants perfection so he spends days and nights learning more about the speed and flight. That's all I wanted to answer..
What situation is an example of irony?
A couple appears in court to finalize a divorce, but during the proceeding, they remarry insteadYou buy yourself something after months of saving and then someone gets it for you for Christmas!A cowboy movie set at a rodeo, and the person who rides the bucking bronco the longest is an 8-year-old girl in a pink tutu.4. Bernice cuts her hair and suddenly realizes what a mistake it is.5.Carmella_taught_drivers'_ed_for_15_years;_thousands_of_students_learned_the_rules_of_safe_driving_from_her._Thus_it_was_a_surprise_when_she_was_arrested_for_reckless_driving.6. The homicide detective knows where the murder weapon is hidden and decides to stake-out the location knowing that the murderer(ess) will return to retrieve it from its temporary hiding place to destroy it. He wait three nights in a cold, cramped closet to finally hear footsteps in the secluded court. At the right moment he burst through the door and throws on the light to find the entire occupants of the mansion excepting all of his suspects.
Explain why it is possible to prove that a hypothesis is false but not that it is true Give an example of proving a hypothesis false?
you can prove a hypothesis false by giving a counterexamplesay you had the hypothesis "all whole numbers are odd", which holds for 1 and 3 but once you try 2 the hypothesis is proved wrongbut giving a lot of examples that are consistent with the hypothesis does no prove it to be truethe fact that you haven't found any counterexamples doesn't mean there aren't any Most science uses inductive reasoning.APEX ___________________ Take this make-believe scenario: I am investigating the properties of water, and I need to know all I can about how water, ice and heat interact. I know that when water gets cold enough, it freezes, and that when ice is exposed to heat, it melts. I might come up with a hypothesis-- a first attempt to understand what is happening with water and ice. I hypothesize: Since water is the liquid state of H2O, and liquids are warmer than their solid forms, water must be warmer than ice. It must be that as soon as water forms from melting ice, it is at least a little warmer than the ice. After all, at zero degrees water becomes ice. At this point, I do not know for sure, but I am speculating (hypothesizing) based on the general information that I have. I wonder how I can test my hypothesis: Let us assume that I can measure the temperature of ice and of water with great accuracy. I should be able to easily make a mixture of ice and water, while measuring the temperature of each independently.If my hypothesis is correct, I will find that at one atmosphere of pressure and in a chamber kept at exactly zero degrees Celsius the ice will warm to zero degrees Celsius and it will get no warmer. When it is warmer, it is water and not ice.I will also observe that the water will be at least a little above zero degrees Celsius when it first melts away from the ice.I apply heat to the ice and some ice melts.To my surprise and annoyance, I find that the water is exactly zero degrees Celsius. We have a problem. My fellow engineers need an answer, and I've been hyping my hypothesis all over the place. Eureka! I have found it! Keeping the chamber at zero degrees is the problem; as soon as the ice melts, the chamber air starts to cool the water, and it must also be cooling the thermometers, leading to an experimental error in the readings! I'll keep the chamber at 5 degrees Celsius. I go back to the lab and I notice that my containers now all have a mix of ice and water, and the chamber is at exactly zero degrees Celsius. Not only that, all the ice is now at zero degrees Celsius, and so is the water! Exactly! Now I am just plain confused. I leave the chamber exactly as it is for several days and nothing changes. Everything in the chamber is verified to be at zero degrees Celsius, water is not in the process of freezing, and the ice is no longer melting. It just all stays in equilibrium. If my hypothesis were correct, there would be no water in the chamber, because supposedly at zero degrees Celsius all water is ice, and water is always at least a little above zero degrees. My hypothesis has tanked; time for a new one. I wonder and wonder, and spend a few sleepless nights. Then I realize-- it has something to do with heat; it must. It has something to do with adding or with taking away heat... Hmmm. Testing a hypothesis is something like that. You wonder, and you explore. Hypotheses develop, and may become well-known theories when they seem to be able to withstand test after test designed to expose them false. When you think about it, how would you develop an experiment that exposes a hypothesis as true? They would be the very same tests, with results that support the hypothesis. Reality determines the outcome, not really the 'test'. A silly or inconsequential test will still show results in support of reality. But as mentioned above, even if all completed tests support a hypothesis, that is not to say that some unexpected approach will not be applied tomorrow.
Math paper riddle what happened to the guy who fell into an upholstery machine?
You want to know whats the answer for last nights homework? Go do it. The homework is not that hard you fool.
What is a metaphor in A Midsummer Nights Dream act 3?
"Night's swift dragons cut the clouds full fast."
What do parent let their kids get away with on the weekends?
Sleeping In , Eating Junk Food , Missing Chores , Late Nights , Lots Of Tv , Putting Out HomeWork
What do parents let their kid get away with on weekends?
late nights,sleeping in,lost of tv,and putting off homework
Why is it warmer near the coastline?
It isn't really all that much cooler. On cool nights it can be, because ocean breeze carries moisture which feels cold in cool temps.
When do people do their homework?
Time spent on homework varies depending on the grade level, the amount of homework that is assigned, the student's study habits, how well the student listened in class and understood the lesson, etc. Some nights a student might not have any homework and other nights he might have a couple of hours of homework.
What do parents let their kids get away with?
1. Late Nights 2. Sleeping In 3. Lots of TV 4. Putting off Homework 5. Eating Junkfood and 6.Missing chores
Can you have 2 metaphors from a midsummer nights dream?
"Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind." This metaphor from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" suggests that true love is not based solely on physical appearance but on deeper connections and understanding. "The course of true love never did run smooth." This metaphor highlights the idea that relationships often face challenges and obstacles, emphasizing the unpredictable and complex nature of love.
How many nights in a week?
There are seven nights in a week.
What is the anagram for nights?
the anagram for nights is things
About how many hours of homework do you have in grade 7?
I have approximatley three hours a night on shcool nights and six-seven on weekends. I'm guessing you are in grade six, but don't worry, I have that much because I'm in private school.
How much homework does the honors student have?
I am in all honors and AP classes.Almost every night I have around 2 hours of homework. The big thing is the tests.My teachers give so many tests that I am studying for about 2 hours every night.I am in extracurriculars until 5 or 6 most days of the week.So I get done with homework around 9 or 10, depending on the day.Somewhere in there I have to walk the dog and take a shower.Some nights I don't go to bed until 12 or 1 a.m. because I have a life and like to do things other than homework.
