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What is the quadratic formula used forHow do you find the average of a set of numbers?
The quadratic formula is used to find the solutions (roots) of a quadratic equation in the form ax² + bx + c = 0, where "a," "b," and "c" are constants.
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How long does it go on forHow do people celebrate?
Las Fallas
Can Tylenol overdoses be tested forHow long would it have to have been to be tested for?
indefinately
Is there anything which can remove plantain stain?
hello,please solve my problem forhow to remove plantain strains on silk clothes
How much money does a good liquor store make?
it dependshow many workers they havehow much they get the beer forhow much they get stolenhow much people buy from the store
How do you get past the blocks in the forest temple?
no bombs just read the answer forHow do you get past the rocks the block your path to Virizion in pinwheel forest?Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/How_do_you_get_past_the_rocks_the_block_your_path_to_Virizion_in_pinwheel_forest#ixzz1KNWOUiblhttp://wiki.answers.com/How_do_you_get_past_the_rocks_the_block_your_path_to_Virizion_in_pinwheel_forest#ixzz1KNWOUiblI'm not gonna answer it 2wice btw its a clearing not a temple.
What are some six letter words with 3rd letter R and 4th letter H and 5th letter O and 6th letter W?
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern --RHOW. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter R and 4th letter H and 5th letter O and 6th letter W. In alphabetical order, they are: forhow
Who sang the song with the lyrics How Do You Do uh huh?
Answer actually the song is by Bo Donaldson and the HeywoodsI remember a version of this song being recorded by " Mouth and Mcneil" i can't say whether this is the definitve version for sure.This song was recorded by Mouth & McNeil in the 70s. Here are the lyrics:Mouth & McNeil - How Do You DoOnce I said I wanted you, I don't remember whyI often wonder if it's true that you could make me cryI only know it's long ago you said "I love you" tooBut I got one solution, that we're gonna start anewHow do you do? mm hmmI though why not na na na naJust me and you and then we can na na na naJust like before and you will say na na na naPlease give me more and you will think na na na naHey that's what I'm livin' forHow do you do? Uh huhI though why not na na na naJust me and you and then we can na na na naJust like before and you will say na na na naPlease give me more and you will think na na na naHey that's what I'm livin' forOnce I said I wanted you and I remember whyI often wonder if it's true you still can make me cryAnd now it's not so long ago you said "I love you" too'Cause I had one solution then, and that's to start anewHow do you do? mm hmmI though why not na na na naJust me and you and then we can na na na naJust like before and you will say na na na naPlease give me more and you will think na na na naHey that's what I'm livin' forHow do you do? Uh huhI though why not na na na naJust me and you and then we can na na na naJust like before and you will say na na na naPlease give me more and you will think na na na naHey that's what I'm livin' forHow do you do? uh huhLa la la la la la la laLa la la laLa la la la la la la laLa la la laLa la la la la la la laLa la la laLa la la la la la la laHey that's what I'm livin' for
What is the hidden message in DR.Suess books?
Some people believe there are larger, sometimes political, messages behind the innocent words in Dr. Seuss's books. Some believe Dr. Seuss to be a socialist who used children's literature to spread his ideas.Dr. Seuss even classified "The Lorax" as propaganda. The Lorax has since become an important figure in environmental movements.Here are some other messages WikiAnswers contributors have found in Dr. Seuss books:The Cat in the Hat: be careful what you wish forHow the Grinch Stole Christmas: one person CAN make a differenceHorton Hears a Who: everyone has their own perspective (there is no ONE right way of seeing things)Green Eggs and Ham: you don't know what you like/dislike until you TRY it (don't judge a book by its cover)Bartholomew and the Oobleck: too much of a good thing can be bad
