No. Only if you want to get the correct answer.
No. They are parallel only in RIGHT prisms or RIGHT cylinders. However, they are almost always parallel for school level questions.
Assuming every question has the same score, then: if 126 questions correct score 176, each question scores 176/126 points With 0 correct this gives a score of 0 × 176/126 points With 63 correct this gives a score of 63 × 176/126 = 88 (as given). To score at least 100: number of questions × 176/126 ≥ 100 → number of questions ≥ 100 × 126/176 = 71 13/22 Assuming you cannot answer part of a question to get the mark, you must answer at least 72 questions to get a score of 72 × 176/126 = 100 4/7 If you were to get only 71 questions right you would score 71 × 176/126 = 99 11/63 which is less than 100. You need to get 72 questions right to get a score of at least 100.
Only if the two questions are in the one sentence.
not always,only when you need to
A response may seem correct when it is only partially correct apex
Some responses might be very similar to each other.Some answers are partially correct, but only one is completely correct.
This is not a trap question, but is rather an opportunity for you to get a few of your questions answered by the interviewer. There is only one correct response on your part .. Your response MUST be: "None !! I am anxious to get started .. when will I know if I have the job?" Note: if you have any actual reservations about working for this company, keep them to yourself, the interview is not the place to express your reservations. And, if you get a job offer from them, you can always turn it down later. This response should also give you ample opportunities for follow up questions like "may I have your email if I think of any followup questions?". Or if you have developed good rapport "how do you like working here?"
Yes... it is WAY better if you reward it every time it makes a correct response then if you only do it periodically.
Yes, there are rhetorical questions in the song "I Was Only 19" by Redgum. Rhetorical questions are used to evoke a response from the listener and create a sense of reflection on the themes of war and its impact on soldiers.
Only when your spelling is correct.
Answers do exist but there will always be more questions than answers.
No. The correct sentence is: He always helps you. "He" almost always takes a verb that ends with "s" in the present tense. The only exception I can think of to this rule is "can", i.e. He can always help you.
A live messanger is in a position to not only relay a message but to respond to questions. They can also relay back any questions that they are asked in response to their message.
Always, always, ALWAYS reward a pet (be it with food or praise) immediately after they exhibit the correct behavior (sit, lay down, come, ect.). If you wait, or never give the praise at all, the dog does not make the connection, i.e.: come = reward.
No. Only if you want to get the correct answer.
Only some of the answers on this site are incorrect, but the other portion of the answers are correct. All of the questions I have answered ae correct. I know thast for a fact because I do research on the questions before I answer them. -Eugenie de Silva