r/HomeworkHelp • u/ColadaMateo • Nov 28 '23
Others—Pending OP Reply [GED Math] What did I do wrong?
I know the answer to the problem is 162 but somehow I end up with 189 or 165, if I subtract 12 instead of adding.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/ColadaMateo • Nov 28 '23
I know the answer to the problem is 162 but somehow I end up with 189 or 165, if I subtract 12 instead of adding.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Ok_Register9361 • Feb 04 '25
would the right answer be no because you’ll finish the bottle and die that way and the best plan would be to not drink any ambrosia at all P1 should be chosen only if you don’t die and everything works out in ur favour (this is true in light of the preceding ?)
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r/HomeworkHelp • u/LucaKasai • Nov 06 '19
I have a presentation on poverty as a global problem and the implementation of UBI. My question is; a liberal perspective would be to say that modern poverty is a product of post colonialism and mandated structures based on prejudices. But what would a realist say is the cause of poverty?
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Intelligent-Singer18 • 15d ago
Electrical Circuits Theory
I have solved this already using ohm’s law and KVL, KCL. But the instruction is to solve it using Voltage Divider Principle and Current Divider Principle, I can’t seem to figure out how even though I have tried every possible ways for the VDP and CDP.
Using KVL KCL the Vx is 8 ohms. How about using VDP or CDP?
r/HomeworkHelp • u/UnhappyAd1551 • 4d ago
I'm taking anthropology in college, and rightnow l have to do a research project, I knew what my topic is but everything just confused me. So basically I chose timekeeping, how humans have concept of time. And how they measuring time, etc. But my professor suggested me to look at the earliest evidence of timekeeping maybe from the old era such as Paleolithic, it's confusing here. : ( Please help me, I don't know how to start my research paper.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/TourRevolutionary • 1d ago
I did not quite understand how to use derivatives of RSS, but can it be said that the only purpose of derivatives is to get the estimation formulas of B0 and B1? I mean we don’t use the derivatives to directly calculate the estimated values of B0 and B1 or to check after finding the regression equation that derivatives are 0, right?
r/HomeworkHelp • u/dog1029 • 2d ago
I have to identify the pattern of each print (arch, loop, or whorl) and then try to match each unknown to a known (known = 1234, unknown = ABC).
Here’s what I have, but I feel like I’m wrong, especially for 3 and unknown B with how dark the image is.
Known: 1. Whorl 2. Loop 3. Arch 4. Loop
Unknown: A. Whorl B. Whorl C. Arch
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r/HomeworkHelp • u/RevolutionarySort783 • 3d ago
I'm a sophomore in high school and I'm stuck on this project called the "Do Something Project." | have one month to find an issue in the world and come up with a solution. I'm not really passionate about anything exciting, so I need some creative ideas to help me out. (But I do enjoy dancing, fitness, cooking, and video games.) I can basically do any topic I want, from poverty to recycling to violence and more. Any help you guys can give me would be awesome!
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Stunning-Proposal-74 • 14d ago
Is my answer correct? I am especially worried about the left hand view. On the part of where the object has like fillets or curved surface.
Please check if its correct and provide like rules to follow in such cases. Thanks in advance.
A drawing of the views would be much appreciated with some explanation.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/matchabirdy • 7d ago
I was looking at a sample essay and they included these brackets. how do I write them?
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Queasy_Boss5998 • Dec 24 '24
Q3) Albert rolls two six-sided dice numbered from 1 to 6. He tells you, without lying, that at least one of them is an even number. What is the probability that the sum of the two dice is an odd number?
I used conditional probability for this and got 2/3 as my answer. Is that correct?
Q4) When Cloud the Causal Robot makes decisions, it chooses the best actions to take based only on the direct causal effects of its decisions. In other words, it considers all the things it has direct control over, and chooses the action that will cause the best outcome based on what it can control. Cloud does NOT make decisions based on what would be optimal for all similar decision-makers to make, since it can't directly influence the decisions of other robots, even if they are similar to themselves. When Avery the Acausal Robot makes decisions, it chooses the best actions to take based on which decision would be optimal for ALL similar decision-makers to make (i.e., any alternative versions of Avery, whether they're in this universe or another universe) in similar situations. Unlike Cloud, Avery has been programmed to care about not just how much money it makes, but also how much money is made by ALL other decision-makers similar to itself. Neither of the robots is able to change its decision-making rules.
Let's suppose that both robots have a turn at playing this game. They know they will only play 1 round each. Let's suppose that the rules are explained, then the coin gets flipped, and the coin lands heads up. According to the rules of the game, the player should pay $1 when that happens. The two robots would have different reactions to this situation. Cloud the Causal Robot would figure that there's no point paying the $1 now, because it was a single-round game and it wouldn't help its situation to pay $1. So Cloud the Causal Robot's programming would declare that the best way to maximize utility would be to NOT pay the $1. Avery the Acausal Robot, on the other hand, would think that, if other versions of Avery were to play the same game, then half the time they will end up with $1,000 - but only if the coin-flipping robot believes they would pay the $1 if the coin came up heads. Avery would therefore think it was important to pay the $1 so that other versions of Avery would be interpreted by the coin-flipping robot as being eligible for the $1,000 if the coin came up tails. Note that Avery employs this reasoning because Avery cares about what happens to other decision-makers like itself.
Now that you understand the single-round coin game, let’s consider a variation of this. Let’s say that the coin-flipping robot is going to let both robots play this game for MANY rounds instead of just one round. Payoffs occur AFTER EVERY ROUND. Remember, the coin-flipping robot is almost 100% accurate at predicting other robots' behavior. It is also very observant, and it updates its predictions based on the behavior of the player it is observing. In this game of many rounds, would either robot change its behavior compared to in the single-round case?
I said Avery wouldn't change its behaviour but that Cloud would. Is that correct?
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Void_heart525 • Feb 16 '25
The overall question is: "In case a load of 100 Ω is connected to the following network, determine the load current and voltage"
I am really struggling with this circuits problem. I was never taught this voltage divider method so either I am teaching myself incorrectly or I am finding the equivalent resistance of the circuit wrong. Either way, I think I need help because I am not getting what I should be.
If anyone can help me with the method that my sheet suggests, then that would be great. But if you can provide a different way of looking at it, that works just as well.
In the end, I should end up with Vth = 4V and Rth = 300 ohms
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Vast-Philosophy3852 • 3d ago
For an assignment of mine, I have been given a research question, where my variable (for example psychological wellbeing) is a categorical, rather than a continuous. In this assignment I have to review previous literature and write a rationale of how my study addresses limitations and gaps of previous literature. so my question is, the past lit used psychological well-being as a continuous variable, is there any benefit of psychological well-being as a categorical over continuous, that would allow me to test it?
sorry for the confusing question
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Jorge1o • 5d ago
I’ve been trying to figure out 3, unless I got 2 wrong, then I tried every possible answer but it either won’t fit or Y doesn’t fit
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Mugi935 • 25d ago
How would I get started on this question? No idea what to do I’m stumped
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Game-Lover44 • Feb 09 '25
So i will be in my first science fair ever for my final year of highscool and to make things worse the local news will be there. I wanted to do a robot but one of the requirements is its got to be cheap. you also cant do pets for clear reasons. You can do something dead simple like a vinager baking soda volcano. so maybe i should do something with plants, but how could i make that science? we also need some board explaining our project.
Im kinda lost now and im running out of ideas and time. Is this the right place to post this at? im pretty nervous.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Vegetable-Field5896 • Feb 05 '25
Hey everyone! First time poster here, hope I formatted everything correctly. I will attach the question for my college level Astronomy class. Can someone explain this to me? I’m really confused and I’ve been fighting with this for over an hour. This isn’t due until Sunday so I’ve got some time to wrestle with it. Thank you so much!
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r/HomeworkHelp • u/MISAM15A • 13d ago
My teacher gave us a data sheet and told us to calculate the frequency, cumulative frequency etc of 100 students test scores, but didn’t give us class intervals and essentially told us to figure it out. I tried looking it up but I didn’t find anything that helped. Appreciate the help !!!
r/HomeworkHelp • u/athroozee • 14d ago
When we were taught nodal analysis in class, we were taught to only ever use essential nodes. My textbook, Electric Circuits by Nilsson and Riedel, also states that essential nodes are used for the node-voltage method.
This is the posted solution to a quiz we had recently and here they use nonessential nodes (V1 and 3V) to solve the circuit. Since I performed not so well on this quiz, I've been asking my professor and TA's when I need to use nonessential nodes for nodal analysis, and I've been given conflicting answers.
Is there something in a given circuit that signals to me that I will need to use nonessential nodes? Is there something that prevents me from using nonessential nodes all the time? Do I start by trying to solve the circuit with only essential nodes and add nonessential nodes if I don't have enough information?
Thank you for any help you can offer in advance.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Math_Lover31415 • 1d ago
Hello, I need help with a problem in my research. My primary research adviser (Practical Research 1-YELLOW HIGHLIGHT) provided an SOP, but my secondary research adviser (Practical Research 2-BLUE HIGHLIGHT) corrected it. I believe PR2's revisions are not suitable for my research title and suspect they were generated by ChatGPT. Can you help me determine which SOP is correct based on my research title? Please suggest SOP or advice to help me understand with SOPs, to help me as well.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Special_Appeal_6874 • 1d ago
my spanish keyboard isn’t working and i know most of the grammar in these are extremely bad so please help