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12.8 us gallons

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Actually, it's 12.2 gallons. 1996 was the last model year the S-Series had the 12.8 gallon tank. The size was changed to add a "Low Fuel" Sensor in the 1997 models that the 1996 models (and before) did not have. 1996 is 12.9 gallons

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There are 10 decimetres in one metre. Therefore, to convert metres to decimetres, multiply by 10.

Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis Formula 1 m*10 dm

1 m=10 dm

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8+6+5--19

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1,000 of them.

The list of possibilities will look exactly like the counting numbers from 000 to 999 .

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Nothing, since there is no such word. Perhaps you should consider spell-checking your questions before posting them!

Forno is the Italian word for oven.

It tells you how much larger the largest observation is compared to the smallest.

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P(T) = 1/2

Since you want to flip 3 T's in a row, you multiply.

P(TTT) = 1/2 * 1/2 * 1/2 = 1/8

it mean to subtract the number or add the number. i am a professor so i know what u r talking about so if this works just leave a comment. No bad ones.

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The [mean] average of 5 numbers is 25, so their total is 5 x 25 = 125

The [mean] average of 4 numbers is 25, so their total is 4 x 25 = 100

→ the excluded number is 125 - 100 = 25.

Alternatively, as the average doesn't change, the excluded number must be the average, ie 25.

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The term 'sela' (when spelled סלה) is often seen in the psalms. The original meaning of 'sela' has been lost but many scholars believe that it is not Hebrew but an Aramaic word (the same language spoken by Jesus) and means 'worship'.

Thus, it may well be that the word 'sela' in psalms means 'at this point you are to worship' - i.e. bow down, or, in Jewish custom, raise your hands.

Another root of the word Sela may be 'Selah' or 'celah' meaninging, in Hebrew, to 'hang' or to measure (weigh). In the context of the psalms the 'weighing' is synonymous with 'value or 'worth' - hence the association with 'worship' or 'worth-ship'.

Some people believe that sela has something to do with the music of the psalms (as they were originally songs that were meant to be sung) which could be a possibility - until one realises that the same word is found in other areas iof the Bible (eg in the prophet Habakkuk and in Job as just two examples).

So, although the actual original meaning is unknown, it almost certainly has something to do with worship, and may well, within a psalm, be an instruction to the singer that a raised hands or deep bow of reverend worship is required at that place.

When spelled סלע, it means "rock".

dont know the numbers, maybe No one Knows. but I am sure its TOO MANY

What percentage of times will the mean (population proportion) not be found within the confidence interval?

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I strongly believe that there are many sections to a book but these are some parts that you may never want to forget. The title, The blurb, The contents.