Your science teacher most probably will not let you use wikipedia as a reference on its own as it is not an objective source. Wikipedia, or an encyclopedia, is a summary based upon several references that can't be directly verified. You're relying on an author's summary rather than researching from the authoirty that directly made the observation.
Your science teacher wants you to find sources of objective research that are commonly respected within a professional community: A research journal, textbook, encyclopedia, pesonal observation, interview with a verifeid professional. These sources are much different than reading a summary online and paraphrasing the topic that is discussed. You will be able to discuss alot more when you look at the original sources. If you stick with something like wikipedia, your response will be based on research that cannot be verified and it may not be valid.
Search In Wikipedia.... Uu Wont Get The Answer
no it is a different ecu designed for a different engine and different specs and features. one is design for something that the other wont do, the computer wont recognize the car. its like asking a science teacher to teach you math.
well if you listend to your teacher you are going to be good but if you did not listen to your teacher it wont be good
use the mark twian approach to life that's what my science teacher tells me just believe ur having fun and you will cuz if u don't wanna be there u wont learn if u wanna be there u'll have fun and u'll learn
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Yes, Inertia can be overcome by force. If it is science homework, and used as a true or false question, circle true, or write T. Whatever the directions are. PLEASE believe me, we went over this with my teacher! (i wont lie to you..)
I did a debate on this in school. If you are a foreigner they wont sell it to you. Look it up on wikipedia
No, and there is a high probability that if you like your teacher too much, you wont be able to hear/learn anything either.
Go any ways!
yes
you can tell her/him "teacher can i tell you something... i lost my homework but i promise you it wont happen again can you give me another copy of it." :)
no it wont dissolve for my science project it only molded