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Hey for guessing weight, I've realized that when surface area on your hand is smaller, you'll feel more pressure, meaning you'll feel its heavier. Is there a way to negate this? You actually want to make it "feel heavier" since that'll make it the most accurate. By minimizing surface area...

ceg7654 wrote:Nope, sorry.

TPBM has something better they should do but is choosing not to do it for this site.

Nope, sorry. What is there better to do than to go on this site?

TPBM will be answering the prompt Shocker, I know. LOL JK TPBM will be on Astro/a Div. B equiv.

First of all: Thank you so much, billyhoho, for reviving the thread! It was dead for months! Anyway, your answer is correct, so it's your turn to ask a question. LOLOL It was only a half-month. Anyways...name all 5 of the first USSR attempts at Mars and why they failed. In my research, I fould more...

Has anyone used a physics b book for studying, if so how has it worked for you Honestly, it's probably better to use more than just a book because it may lack information. You should use some of the practice tests for reference and the packet too. Use the internet to get some info. You can bring a ...

AAHALD01 wrote:Does anybody know a really good ways to study for Metric Mastery? Also, what are some excellent resources to use to study?

Really, the only "really good way" to study for something like this is to measure everyday objects and things. Google's your best friend.

Even if I didn't know you, welcome Bach!

1. What is pangenesis and who proposed it?

2. Is it proven incorrect or correct?

3. What is epistasis?

19puppylover wrote:Are there any sites you all suggest for studying, that doesn't include typing the category into Google??? I already use Nasa, but that doesn't have much info about Europa.

Your best bet IS to look in google... >.>

Correct. I would have also mentioned that in an operon the structural genes are all transcribed together into single mRNA (which may be spliced apart later). Your turn A certain condition is recessive. If the disease is present in 4% of the population, what is the frequency of the dominant allele? ...

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I concur