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Teresa has 4 flower pots in 4 different designs she likes to display her flower pots in different position on her window sill how many ways can she place her flower pots?
16
How many cups of flower in an ounce of flower?
Since ounces are a mesurment of wait, and cups mesure volume, you would need to know the density of flower in order to know how many cups are in an ounce. Since flower dose not have an actual density, (flowers density veries greatly depending on how tight it is packed) there is no way of telling how many cups are in an ounce. Trying to convert cups to ounces would be like asking how many feet are in a lb. However, things like water, that have a set density can be mesuered this way. But not flower, sorry, but if you need an ounce of flower, the first thing youll need,(other than the flower) is a metric scale.
Ratios in your daily life?
Well if there is 1 egg and 3 cups of flower , so for every egg there are 3 cups of flower.
A flower vendor sells roses for 50 cents each. How much does she pay per flower if she makes 6.00 on every twenty dollars worth sold?
Convert the profit (the amount that "she makes") to a profit per flower. Then subtract that from the selling price.
How many rotational symmetry does a flower have?
It depends on how many petals it has like a flower that has 5 petals has a smaller rotational symmetry amount than flowers with 13
Is a jersey a flower?
no its a basketball uniform lol
How many cubic feet are in a flower bed 25 feet long and 55inches wide?
None. A cubic foot is a 3-dimensional measure - of volume. Measurements are given for only two dimensions.
What is The green part that surronds the flower bud?
The green part that surrounds the flower bud is called the sepals. Sepals are important in protecting the developing flower bud and are typically green in color.
What part of the flower surrounds and protects the bud?
Called a Sepal (plural is Calyx) they are the outer covering of a closed bud.
What does the ovary of a flower turn into?
The ovary of a flower develops into a fruit after fertilization. The ovules inside the ovary become seeds, while the ovary itself transforms into the fruit that surrounds and protects the seeds.
What would you measure a flower garden with?
Your answer depends on what you want to measure, and where you live: your standard measuring system may be involved. Whatever is involved in your flower garden, you'll want to measure its dimensions, so that you can purchase enough topsoil, fertilizer and so forth for it, plus be able to calculate the volume of water you want to keep it alive. In addition, many plants, seedlings and other botany come with instructions used to separate plants, dictate planting depths and so forth: usually inches or centimeters. The trick is to find a unit of measure that works in your locale that you can use consistently.
Where do you get the Team Rocket uniform in lavender town on soul silver?
You go and ask the "rocket" over near the flower shop(at) the flower shop and go to the tunel and were the camara man was.
Which measurement is best to use to measure a flower vase?
gallon
What metric unit would you use to measure a flowers mass?
You would use grams (g) to measure a flower's mass.
Dose the flower girl have to wear a dress?
No She could wear the outfit that suits the formality of the wedding Yes ,absolutely. A perfect wedding party should including uniform dress that bride and flower girl and flower boy. And I know a on-line store called DressesShop.com will meet all your needs on choosing the flower girl dress and other dresses.
The flower bed 32 by 42 feet is bordered by a walk of uniform width the area of the walk is 656 feet find the width of the walk?
2000 ft
How will you define a iregular flower?
An irregular flower is a flower that does not conform to the typical structure or symmetry seen in most flowers of its species. This can include having unusual shapes, sizes, or numbers of petals, or exhibiting deviations in color patterns. Irregular flowers may also display abnormalities in reproductive structures such as stamens and pistils.
