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5) For the equation x- square root of x =0 , perform the following:

a) Solve for all values of x that satisfies the equation.

b) Graph the functions y=x and x- square root of x on the same graph (by plotting points if necessary). Show the points of intersection of these two graphs.

c) How does the graph relate to part a?

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5) For the equation x- square root of x =0 , perform the following:

a) Solve for all values of x that satisfies the equation.

x-鈭歺=0 add 鈭歺 to each side

x=鈭歺 square both sides

x^2=x divide both sides by x

x=1

x=0 is also an answer since 0-鈭?=0

b) Graph the functions y=x and x- square root of x on the same graph (by plotting points if necessary). Show the points of intersection of these two graphs.

I can't graph here.

make tables for both equations

y=x

x????y

-1???-1

0????0

0.5?0.5

1????1

2?????2

y-x-鈭歺

x?????y

0?????0

0.5???-0.2071

1?????0

2?????0.586

%26amp; plot the points.

c) How does the graph relate to part a?

They intersect at (0, 0)

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The answers you get for x is where the line crosses the x-axis.

For example, if you solve an equation and get x=-3, x=5, the line should intersect the x-axis at (-3,0) and (5,0)

AIM for an experiment I'm doing (science)?

Experiment testing of pH of household substances.

1/ You will perform an experiemnt to determine the pH of some household substances.

2/ the AIM of this experiment is to use pH indicator paper to test the pH of a number of household substances.

I have written this for my aim in my report:

Aim - This experiment is to show I know how to use pH indicator paper, %26amp; find out what the pH is of many household products are.

I would like to add onto it, make it longer. What would you recommend?

Thankyou.

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Id stick with what you wrote but add a little bit more info, here is what id write (please fell free to copy this).

This experiment is to show that I know how to use pH indicator paper, i know how to read pH paper, i also know how to interpret what pH means and find out what the pH is of many household products are.

What do you non believers think of excorcisms?

My bro was watching this show, he said that it said it was a true story (said at the start it was apparently and it was on the discovery channel), and it was about this lady who was possesed by a demon.

She would threaten people, speak in a "demonic" voice and all this other stuff. She would also usually black out when this stuff happened and wouldn't remember it.

So they got a priest in to perform an excorcism, of course she started having a fit like thing - and apparently the chair levitated right before the demon left.

I laughed the whole time i was watching it, its just ridiculous. They would drink holy water to try and get rid of the demon etc.

What do you all think of this?

What do you non believers think of excorcisms?say yes

Look up "placebo effect" because that is the only real part of it.

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good basis for a movie
Funny,
Hopelessly silly.
They make for good movies because they are not based on any true stories, regardless of what Emily Rose told you.
The woman was not possessed but mental.
Utter nonsense. Note that only believers experience this sort of thing; no atheist ever needed an exorcism. Evidence that it's just more religious crap.
My first response, of course, was "Well, if it was on TV it must be true!"

It's show biz, kid.
Some people think that exorcisms prove the existence of God. Their logic is that if there are demons, then there must be angels.....and if there are angels...then there is a God. etc.

But, if you think outside the box, what is really going on with that woman in the first place? I doubt its a demon. I, being an atheist, do not believe in God, angels, demons, heaven or hell. But, I do, however, believe in ghosts. Is it really possible for a ghost to inhabit the bodies of the living? We don't know.....but its a possible alternative theory.

Another theory, is that its television. They are not bound by any law that says they can't lie to you. It may not have been a true story, like they said.
I remember that show. I think it's interesting that the only account there is of the story is the Church. They have credibility issues if you ask me. Anyway, I think it's much more likely that a person can be extremely mentally ill. I have an aunt who has a form of epilepsy that looks very much like the demonic possessions you see in the movies. She had to spend six months in a mental hospital and was doped up to her eyeballs, but she was stabilized with medication.
Mental illness and a stage show finale. Levitating chairs that's kid stuff. The mind freek as levitated from building to building.

I would sooner believe Chris Angel is supernatural then I would that demons or God are real. And No I don't believe the mind freek is supernatural. Only that he is a good illusionist!

However this should prove that what you think you see may not always be what is actually going on!
A load of old bull**** She must have been mentally ill.
I think they're a really ***ing cruel thing to do to someone suffering from mental health problems.
Demons do exist, unfortunately.
Temporary mental insanity brought on my fervant religious belief and fear.

What's wrong here?

There's this guy in my theater class I find attractive, but he has a girlfriend, so I've left it alone. I'm friendly with him, not flirty. However, I think he likes me. During class he'll talk to me, sit by me, etc. When our class puts on a show, sometimes his gf will come see him and when she does, he won't even speak to me to say "break a leg," much less look in my direction. What's up with that? I already know he's taken and I have common sense as well as morals, so his relationship is safe from me. He can talk normally to other girls in the class when she's around. We have to perform together for the next month, and we're going to end up in the same sorts of classes repeatedly. I just think it's weird and I'm not sure how I should behave towards him now.

What's wrong here?getting late

sounds like hes attracted to you. and he doesnt want his g/f to see him giving you any attention at all. maybe to save her feelings or to avoid any questions on her part or whatever. thing is...if he acts this way now, if in the future he and yourself get together and he is attracted to another girl, is he going to do the same thing? know what i mean? fact is he is hiding someting from his girl. not cool. theres a saying that goes....if he will do it for you he will do it too you. be careful.

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just be a friend to him... you cant do any more than that. And if he splits with his girlfriend, jump on him
idk
Just act natural. He's the one with the problem.
he wants something on the side
It means he's got all the spine of a deshelled lobster. Move on to worthier people.
Tell him if he likes you to dump her and you'll go out with him, otherwise stop playing games. Then kick him in the shin and walk away. ...alright, you don't have to kick him- just give him a real deep kiss to motivate him.
you may be secure in knowing that but he isn't and he is afraid his gf will trip or she already is jealous...find a new clas buddy and let him stew in his funk
Hi Likes you and he knows that if he talked to you in front of his girlfriend she will pick up on his feeling for you. That is why he avoids you when she is around.
he is so crushin! and he is afraid that his girl will "know" some how if she sees him look at you. just talk to him like normal, but he will be looking for you as soon as this one falls apart
Now a Days Good men are shy, If he spends so much time with you I am sure he is interested in you. Moreover you think he likes you, it means you also have a liking for him. The conclusion is both of you like each other. Better late than never...Tell him ''I like you""
You shouldn't lead him on. keep in mind another gal has set his heart on him and he loves her too. Dont let his tiny infactuation or feelings to you spoil a smooth relationship. Make it clear to him you are not a man-hunter.
Sounds like this guy likes you. Now whether or not he likes you for just a friend or if he likes you for more none of us can really know that for sure without asking him.

Whatever the reason behind his ignoring you once his girlfriend arrives on the scene, it looks as though its pretty relevant (atleast to him) or he wouldn't keep doing that. Whether it be something with his girlfriend, or something with the way he feels about you, again none of us can really know that answer without asking him.

My suggestion for you in this is try and confront him about it at a time when you both can be free to talk as you need to (in other words: no girlfriend present, no busy practice going on in the background, etc.). Talking to him is the only real way to shed some light on this subject.

Be kind and compassionate about your approach when it comes to this too. And please note, I'm not suggesting you make a move to steal him away or anything. I actually admire your stand for leaving his relationship with him and his girlfriend alone and letting them have it. If your friendship with him is going to last at all though, there needs to be some communication here between the two of you.

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Should I call him ...he's sick .....Im not sure what to do?

I have a friend/co-worker who admitted that he likes me and attracted to me. I didnt like him but the more we talk on the phone I started to like him. We went out 6x last time we kissed and almost had sex. A month ago his mom passed away so he's lost and confuse . He told me that he's not ready for a relationship He said it takes alot of work to be in a relationship at this point of his life he doesnt think he can perform his role as my boyfriend. He's really upset about what happened to his mom . When we are at work i can tell that he cares for me. He will always initiate our conversation. If i dont talk much he will ask me whats wrong if I dont feel good or if there's any bothering me. If I say "Im fine he will call me on my cell after work and ask the same question till he finds out whats really bothering me. I asked him to go with me to see a show thursday he refused and said he wasnt feeling good which is true but he hasnt called to check if I did go or if I had a good time .

Should I call him ...he's sick .....Im not sure what to do?sheet music

.Best ease off a bit and not try to read into things thar are'nt there.Give him the time to fin himself. After all he's not avoiding you.Be patient.

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assuming you do really like him, so that you wouldn't be sending any possible false signals, i would definitely call him. Since it sounds like you two are good friends as it is, the call could have a dual purpose of doing a good thing as a regular friend as well as for a possible relationship. Also, you said it yourself that he would call you so you could talk about what was bothering you, so you owe it to him to call and check up on him.

Critical Husband?

We have been married for 3 years and have 2 kids together, he was divorced and has a child from that marriage also.

Everyday he complains, the house isn't clean enough, i don't wash his shirts right, when he loses something - it's my fault, I didn't perform a certain errand exactly when he wanted (he will hound and hound and hound and nag until I do something he wants), he criticizes my parenting, blames any negative behavior of my children on one of my bad traits they inherited. He's also hypocritical - criticizing me for things he does just the same or worse.

I've tried the conventional ways of working this out. He just tells me I'm feeling sorry for myself. I would not give up on my marriage for this. We commited under God. But if I can't change him, how can I react that is positive and show I am not a doormat? The longer I know him the more unassertive and passive I become.

Critical Husband?headache

You are married to a text-book verbally abusive man. Verbal abuse is not just about name-calling. It's also about continual subliminal criticism. Sometimes you don't even realise it's happening. He doesn't see you as a person in your own right. He can't. He sees you as his favourite teddy and teddies always do as they are told. You are supposed to know exactly how he likes things to be done, said etc. When you step out of "his" line you get punished. He can't relate to you as a person because somewhere along the line, probably when he was very young, his feelings were continually invalidated and his emotional needs were never met, therefore he never learned to 'love'. To him you are a pretend person. His teddy. Yes, you will become ground down, less assertive and ever more passive. You'll lose sight of yourself and will feel so controlled that you will BECOME this pretend person.You will do and say anything that will not provoke an "attack," Anything to keep the peace. His thoughts will become your thoughts, his opinions will become yours. You eventually won't be able to distinguish between the two. But they will always be his thoughts, his opinions you are actually believing are yours. I bet everyone else thinks he's a wonderful attentive husband, and how lucky you are! They don't have a clue what's going on behind closed doors do they. And they never will because they would never believe how such a publically congenial, laughing joking man could be such a monster at home. You probably don't feel you can tell your mutual friends how things really are because you feel too intimidated to rock the boat. You have two children between you. This makes it much harder for you to even think about getting out of this abusive situation. Nothing anybody says to you is going to convince you that you should get out now. You have to reach that place yourself. Just please remember that he won't change, because you will become compliant and that's what he wants. The change has to come from you. Unfortunately it took me a hell of a lot longer to come to my senses. For the first fifteen years I was also horrendously physically abused. That stopped but the verbal and emotional abuse carried on. Why stay? By that time I was the ultimate pretend person. I wasn't in any way shape or form "me". But even being "compliant" didn't work. He had a bad day? Take it out on teddy.

You don't mention that there's any violence in your relationship. Don't wait around for it to go down that road.

Take care of yourself.

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He's being verbally abusive. Tell him to stop NOW or it's over. Tell him he must attend counseling with you.

You may be committed under God, but God would never want you to stay where you or your children could be harmed. Verbal abuse almost always leads to physical abuse.
Leave all the washing and cooking for a couple of days and when he complains, just say, "I can't seem to do anything right for you, so it's best I just give up trying."

A little gratitude goes a long way doesn't it?
I seriously could not and would not put up with that. Why don't you tell him to look in the mirror. No one is perfect. If he wants things done a certain way, then he just needs to do them himself.

This is abuse, whether you can admit to it or not. He is knocking you down self esteem wise, not good for you or the kids. How do you think the kids feel?? They're going to grow up thinking that is how a marriage is suppose to be and it isn't!!!! You need to get out of this marriage - yes you are committed but you also have kids to look out for and to give the very best to.

I'm sorry - but you really should leave.
You'll have to learn to ignore him. Do the absolute minimum you can to avoid an argument, and ignore his b1tching. You can't exactly "put your foot down" if you have no bargaining power; what are you going to say - "threat me right, or..." Or what? If you're going to stay no matter how bad it gets, there really isn't anything you can do. If you believe in god, maybe you can pray that he enlightens your husband. I just don't see that you have that many options.
Quit trying to change him, it's not working for ya. You change instead.
This is verbal abuse. You can't change him. Don't engage with him, you can never win an argument without losing something of yourself in the process.
wow, i think i could have written this story. EVERYTHING that went bad in our marriage, my husband acted the same way. i was ALWAYS wrong, if something happened it was my fault, same!

anyway, i actually had a great friend at the time literally smacked me in the back of the head and told me to wake up! i was just as much a part of this marriage as he was, and i needed to start standing up for myself. she was going to give me a backbone even if she had to shove it up my a.ss!! it took me awhile, but when he would start telling me, it was my fault? i came back at him and said why isn't it yours?

for example, when his jeans didn't get washed? it was my fault. my comeback? why aren't they in the hamper? dishes not done? why aren't they in the sink? etc...

so here we are 15 years later, and i am a strong woman and i pick my battles...
he is crazy that's why his first wife left him
Do you know why he got his first divorce?

Do you work out of the house?

He is being verbally abusive and you shouldn't have to go thru that. That hypocrite part sounds like he is selfish and has to have his way. Try asking him how certain things should be done to his satisfaction and if you can't do them like he says, he can't be pleased or changed.

Good Luck!
Just stop doing anything for him. Take care of you and the kids. Don't do his laundry, don't make him dinner, nothing. You aren't maid, you are a partner in a marriage.

My husband and I were both folding laundry (together) and putting it away. He said (not in a mean way at all), "You are folding my shirts wrong." I looked him in the eye and took my hand and knocked the stack of his shirts across the room and onto the floor, then smiled at him. He laughed and said, "Ok. I was wrong. You fold my shirts perfectly." He went and got his shirts, and that the last time he has ever said anything about the way I choose to do something NICE for him.
He sounds like a real D I C K!! Thats not cool your his wife and he is supposed to love u unconditionally not criticize everything you do. Sheesh tell him to wash his own damn shirts they way he likes it.
First, none of that is your problem.. He is going to miserable his whole life, and he will happily drag you right along with him. Get out there and get you a real man and get happy in your marriage. He is prob going to be a bitter old man single would prob be just right for him.