This is an example of artistic license on the part of the designer. It's simply a stylized usage, and is found on some other denominations such as the Walking Liberty half-dollars of 1916-47. Other U.S. coins carry stylized wording as well. The best example is the use of the Roman "v" to represent the vowel "u" in the motto In God We Trust. Peace dollars (1921-35) and Standing Liberty quarters (1916-30) both use that style. Quasi-Roman usage was quite popular during the early part of the last century. It can also be seen in inscriptions on buildings, medals, and jewelry from that period.
I think It would be H, I, O, and X.
here are the answers: A,C,D,E,H,I,K,M,O,T,U,V,W,X,and Y they are only symmetrical is capitalized. :)
You have to figure out the two sides. You must have the angles of the triangle and use the sin, cos, and tan functions to figure out the sides. Remember "Oscar Had a Hint of Apples?' sin (x) = o/h cos (x) = a/h tan (x) = o/a So, if the hypotenuse is the only side known, multiply the sin of the angle of the opposite side by the hypotenuse. This gives you the opposite side. Then you can divide the tangent of the angle by the opposite side to get the adjacent side.
i have a boito 12 ga o/u, you can get anywhere from 150 to 225 out of it if you want to sell it.
The sine of an acute angle in a right triangle is equal to the ratio (length of opposite side)/(length of hypotenuse). The hypotenuse of a right triangle is the longest side, and is opposite of the right angle.This may help you remember it:Sin Cos TanO H A H O A. O means Opposite. A means Adjacent, and H means Hypotenuse.Oh Heck Another Hour Of Algebra.So Sin(Θ) = O/H ; Cos(Θ) = A/H ; and Tan(Θ) = O/A
The front side (heads) is called the Obverse side and the back side (tails) is called the Reverse.
The Cat o' Nine Tails was created in 1971.
The duration of The Cat o' Nine Tails is 1.87 hours.
ONINE (Cat o' Nine Tails)
In most cases, "c" and "o" should be lowercase, but "D" is usually capitalized when referring to the game "Call of Duty" or "Cash on Delivery" in a title case format.
Just O, but it has to be capitalized cause it's the name of a letter
Why would you capitalize either O or C in the time o'clock?If you are referring to the title of a book or movie, there are numerous examples where both the O and C are capitalized, despite the O being a contraction of a preposition (of the clock).
It can, depending on your meaning:tails - Referring to more than one tail, or to the reverse side of a coin.tail's - Having to do with a tail, or as a shorthand for 'tail is'.tails' - Having to do with more than one tail.Examples of each of the above:The coin came up tails, so I used my cat o' nine tails instead of the bullwhip.His tail's fur is shedding because his tail'sgetting old.Their tails' rings are of different sizes.
C/o
ju go o
Cat o' nine tails IS
Naruto power when he has a chakra tug o war with kurama (nine tails) and won