They are Roman numerals for 109 and 110 so the next numerals are cxi which equals 111
somebody help me
Mazda CX-9
It is: CX = 110
Carbohydrates, Cx(H2O)y, are made up of two subunits, carbon (Cx) and water (H2O)y, where x and y are the number of molecules in each of the subunits.
Citroën CX was created in 1974.
um... i found this somewhere, i think it works. I use Java, so i dont know how it works. I think you can compile it in Microsoft Excel. (if you are a mac user, you wont be able to. anyway, here it is: Dim CX As Integer Dim CY As Integer Dim started As Boolean Dim playerdead As Boolean Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If CX = 0 Then CX = Cells(1, 1) End If If CY = 0 Then CY = Cells(1, 2) End If If playerdead = True Then Cells(CY, CX) = "" playerdead = False CX = Cells(1, 1) CY = Cells(1, 2) End If If Target.Row = 2 Then If Target.Column = 1 Then If Cells(2, 1) = ">" Then Cells(2, 1) = "ll" ElseIf Cells(2, 1) = "ll" Then Cells(2, 1) = ">" Else Cells(2, 1) = ">" End If End If End If If Cells(2, 1) = ">" Then Exit Sub If Target.Row = CY - 1 Then If Target.Borders(xlEdgeBottom).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select ElseIf Cells(CY, CX).Borders(xlEdgeTop).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select Else Cells(CY, CX) = "" CY = CY - 1 If Cells(CY, CX) = "F" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "F" CX = Cells(1, 1) CY = Cells(1, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "yippee!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "R" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "R" CX = Cells(CY, 1) CY = Cells(CY, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "C" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "C" CY = Cells(2, CX) CX = Cells(1, CX) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak End If Cells(CY, CX) = "J" End If End If If Target.Row = CY + 1 Then If Target.Borders(xlEdgeTop).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select ElseIf Cells(CY, CX).Borders(xlEdgeBottom).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select Else Cells(CY, CX) = "" CY = CY + 1 If Cells(CY, CX) = "F" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "F" CX = Cells(1, 1) CY = Cells(1, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "yippee!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "R" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "R" CX = Cells(CY, 1) CY = Cells(CY, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "C" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "C" CY = Cells(2, CX) CX = Cells(1, CX) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak End If Cells(CY, CX) = "J" End If End If If Target.Column = CX + 1 Then If Target.Borders(xlEdgeLeft).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select ElseIf Cells(CY, CX).Borders(xlEdgeRight).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select Else Cells(CY, CX) = "" CX = CX + 1 If Cells(CY, CX) = "F" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "F" CX = Cells(1, 1) CY = Cells(1, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "yippee!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "R" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "R" CX = Cells(CY, 1) CY = Cells(CY, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "C" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "C" CY = Cells(2, CX) CX = Cells(1, CX) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak End If Cells(CY, CX) = "J" End If End If If Target.Column = CX - 1 Then If Target.Borders(xlEdgeRight).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select ElseIf Cells(CY, CX).Borders(xlEdgeLeft).LineStyle > 0 Then Cells(CY, CX).Select Else Cells(CY, CX) = "" CX = CX - 1 If Cells(CY, CX) = "F" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "F" CX = Cells(1, 1) CY = Cells(1, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "yippee!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "R" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "R" CX = Cells(CY, 1) CY = Cells(CY, 2) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak ElseIf Cells(CY, CX) = "C" Then Cells(CY, CX) = "C" CY = Cells(2, CX) CX = Cells(1, CX) Cells(2, 2) = "poof!" Cells(2, 2).Speak End If Cells(CY, CX) = "J" End If End If Cells(CY, CX).Select If Cells(CY, CX).Font.Bold = True Then playerdead = True End If If playerdead = True Then Cells(CY, CX) = "N" Cells(2, 2) = "ouch!" Cells(2, 2).Speak Else Cells(CY, CX) = "J" End If End Sub
Sorry, but I have no means to tow your cx 90.
The engine number for a Mazda CX-9 Jeep can typically be found on the engine block itself. It is usually engraved or stamped onto a flat, machined surface on the engine block. You may need to look in the engine bay or underneath the vehicle to locate the engine number. It is a unique alphanumeric code that identifies the specific engine in your Mazda CX-9.
1998 Honda Civic CX HB MT 2295 1998 Honda Civic CX HB AT 2357
Behind the engine center near to firewall panel.
CX is equivalent to 110. C=100 X=10
The Mazda CX-7 has a seating capacity of 5.