y = v(4 - 3x)
? Every element in X is related to Y
& No element in X has two or more relationships
Statement is TRUE.
Open Question: 3x +y^2 = 4. Is the graph of a function? True or False. Please help!!!!!!!!!?
y² = 4 - 3x
y = v(4 - 3x)
y = v(4 - 3x)
Open Question: Calculate the visual angle (in degrees) for each of the following stimuli.?
Please tell me the formulas to each so that I learn them and can get the correct answers:
Calculate the visual angle (in degrees) for each of the following stimuli.
Calculate the visual angle (in degrees) for each of the following stimuli.
A person whose height is 2 m, standing 100 m away (m = meters).
The same person standing 200 m away.
A child whose height is 1 m, viewed from 100 m.
The same child viewed from 50 m.
Open Question: Determining if a function is even, odd, or neither?
you just need to answer the question of whether
f(-x)= - f(x) if so then odd;
f(-x)=f(x) if so then even
otherwise neither
f(-x)= - f(x) if so then odd;
f(-x)=f(x) if so then even
otherwise neither
Here f(-x)=1/(-2x)= - 1/2x = - f(x); so odd
Open Question: f(x)=3x-1 and g(x)=(x+1)/(3) are inverses of eache other? true or false?
PLEASE HELP!!!
f(x)=3x-1 and g(x)=(x+1)/(3) are inverses of eache other? true or false?????
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Open Question: 6a^2b + 9ab^2? maths revision please help?
Factor out the common factor of (3ab)
3ab(2a + 3b)
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Open Question: Calculate the distance or size (in meters) of each of the following objects:?
Please tell me the formulas so that I can learn how to do the following calculations:
Calculate the distance or size (in meters) of each of the following objects:
What is the height of a person standing 100 m away, whose visual angle is 1 deg?
What is the viewing distance if a coin that is 2 cm in diameter and forms a visual angle
of 2 deg?
Open Question: Exponents, help me please!?
(3x^-2*y)^3*(2x)^4
-------------------------
6^3*y^2
-------------------------
6^3*y^2
Why is the answer 2y/x^2 and not 2x^-2y?
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.when finding zeros from a factored equation...?
lets say i'm finding the zeros... and my factored equation is -1(x+6)(x-2)
i know x=-6,2. But what about the -1 out front?
or if I have
3(x+2)(x-3) ==>what about the 3 out front?
do those numbers count as a zero?
View the original article here
i know x=-6,2. But what about the -1 out front?
or if I have
3(x+2)(x-3) ==>what about the 3 out front?
do those numbers count as a zero?
View the original article here
Help with Cellular Automata?
In one-dimensional cellular automata, each rule is a static eight-bit number that represents each three-cell combination that produces an "alive" state. In two-dimensional cellular automata, the rule can be a 512-bit number because the nine-cell neighborhood has 512 possible combinations, and each bit in the rule's number determines whether each combination produces an alive (1) or dead (0) state. Because of such complexity and the symmetry of the 2-D rules, the representation is simplified by stating how many cells in a neighborhood cause a cell to be born, to continue living, or to die. In the case of Conway's Game of Life, the rule is 3 neighbors must be alive in order for a cell to come to life, and an alive cell with 2 or 3 alive neighbors will remain alive in the next generation.
I want to find out the 512-bit number that represents this rule. Assuming the middle cell represents the one's place value in each 9-bit combination (it represents the two's place value in one-dimensional CA), what would the rule be? I can't find an online calculator that handles 512-bit numbers, but I believe I've found the formula for it.
3*Sigma(2^(2^a+2^b+2^c)) + Sigma(2^(1+2^d+2^e)),
With 1<=aAnd 1<=d
Multiplying the first half of the equation by 3 is the same as writing it as Sigma(2^(2^a+2^b+2^c) + 2^(1+2^a+2^b+2^c)), which covers three alive neighbors surrounding a cell, whether it is dead or alive. The second half of the equation covers an alive cell with exactly two alive neighbors.
Keep in mind, I've never been formally educated on sigma notation, so I don't know for certain if this covers any combinations I didn't intend or doesn't cover enough. If someone can tell me if it's the correct formula, I'd be very grateful.
View the original article here
I want to find out the 512-bit number that represents this rule. Assuming the middle cell represents the one's place value in each 9-bit combination (it represents the two's place value in one-dimensional CA), what would the rule be? I can't find an online calculator that handles 512-bit numbers, but I believe I've found the formula for it.
3*Sigma(2^(2^a+2^b+2^c)) + Sigma(2^(1+2^d+2^e)),
With 1<=aAnd 1<=d
Multiplying the first half of the equation by 3 is the same as writing it as Sigma(2^(2^a+2^b+2^c) + 2^(1+2^a+2^b+2^c)), which covers three alive neighbors surrounding a cell, whether it is dead or alive. The second half of the equation covers an alive cell with exactly two alive neighbors.
Keep in mind, I've never been formally educated on sigma notation, so I don't know for certain if this covers any combinations I didn't intend or doesn't cover enough. If someone can tell me if it's the correct formula, I'd be very grateful.
View the original article here
A few Math questions!(: 10 POINTS BEST AWNSER!?
9. What is the vertex form of the equation?
y = x^2 – 6x + 8 (2 points)
13. What is the expression in factored form?
6x^2 + 4x (2 points)
14. What is the expression in factored form?
4x^2 + 11x + 6 (2 points)
View the original article here
y = x^2 – 6x + 8 (2 points)
13. What is the expression in factored form?
6x^2 + 4x (2 points)
14. What is the expression in factored form?
4x^2 + 11x + 6 (2 points)
View the original article here
What does interpret the value of the average rate of change mean?
This is my problem and my math book isn't giving me any information about what this question means..
"The graph shows the population P in a small industrial city from 1950-2000. The variable X represents the number of years since 1950."
Graph below points are on X = 20,25,40,50 ; Y= 40,50,40,20
50-
40-
30-
20-
10-
0 ____________________________
--------------10 20 30 40 50
(a) Determine the intervals on which the function P is increasing and on which it is decreasing.
My answer= Increasing [0,20] [20,25] ; Decreasing [25,40] [40,50]
(b) What was the average rate of change of P between X=20 and X=40 ?
My answer = 40 - 40 / 40-20 = 0/20 = 0
(c) Interpret the value of the average rate of change that you found in part (b)
** This is where I am lost. I'm not sure what the question is actually asking, I've done some searching on the internet about the value of the average rate of change, although I think I'm either finding the wrong thing, or not quite catching the concept. Intuitively I consider the fluctuation between the two intervals, but as the past has shown me, intuition and math don't necessarily make good partners ;X
View the original article here
"The graph shows the population P in a small industrial city from 1950-2000. The variable X represents the number of years since 1950."
Graph below points are on X = 20,25,40,50 ; Y= 40,50,40,20
50-
40-
30-
20-
10-
0 ____________________________
--------------10 20 30 40 50
(a) Determine the intervals on which the function P is increasing and on which it is decreasing.
My answer= Increasing [0,20] [20,25] ; Decreasing [25,40] [40,50]
(b) What was the average rate of change of P between X=20 and X=40 ?
My answer = 40 - 40 / 40-20 = 0/20 = 0
(c) Interpret the value of the average rate of change that you found in part (b)
** This is where I am lost. I'm not sure what the question is actually asking, I've done some searching on the internet about the value of the average rate of change, although I think I'm either finding the wrong thing, or not quite catching the concept. Intuitively I consider the fluctuation between the two intervals, but as the past has shown me, intuition and math don't necessarily make good partners ;X
View the original article here
Why is the answer 2y/x^2 and not 2x^-2*y?
x^(-a) = 1/x^a
x^(-2) = 1/x^2
Therefore, 2y/x^2 and 2x^(-2)y are equal
But often, you will be asked to use positive exponents,
so it's best to answer 2y/x^2
View the original article here
x^(-2) = 1/x^2
Therefore, 2y/x^2 and 2x^(-2)y are equal
But often, you will be asked to use positive exponents,
so it's best to answer 2y/x^2
View the original article here
How do you solve 7+3t over 4 =-t over 8?
This is: ?
(7+3t)/4 = -t/8
If it was the equation above do the following..
multiply both sides with 8 which gives you:
2(7+3t) = -t (get 2 due to (8/4 = 2))
14 + 6t = -t
6t + t = -14
t = -2
View the original article here
(7+3t)/4 = -t/8
If it was the equation above do the following..
multiply both sides with 8 which gives you:
2(7+3t) = -t (get 2 due to (8/4 = 2))
14 + 6t = -t
6t + t = -14
t = -2
View the original article here
Describe the effect of each number on the graph of f(x) =7 (-1x + 1)^3 +4.?
Describe the effect of each number on the graph of f(x) =7 (-1x + 1)^3 +4.
Match:
7
1
4
-1
3
Match with:
a. shifts the graph up
b. identifies the common graph to be used
c. shifts the graph to the left
d. stretch
e. reflects the graph over the y axis
View the original article here
Match:
7
1
4
-1
3
Match with:
a. shifts the graph up
b. identifies the common graph to be used
c. shifts the graph to the left
d. stretch
e. reflects the graph over the y axis
View the original article here
differentiation of exponential functions?
you have fraction, note that
[a/b]' = (a'b-b'a)/b^2
in your case a=x
b=e^x
as you know
x'=1
(e^x)' = e^x
so we get
(1*e^x - xe^x)/e^(2x)
View the original article here
[a/b]' = (a'b-b'a)/b^2
in your case a=x
b=e^x
as you know
x'=1
(e^x)' = e^x
so we get
(1*e^x - xe^x)/e^(2x)
View the original article here
Find all the zeros of each equation.?
1. x^5 – 3x^4 – 15x^3 + 45x^2 – 16x + 48 = 0
A. 3, 4, i
B. 4, –4, i,–i
C, 3, 4, –4, i, –i
D. 3, –4, –i
2. x^3 – x^2 + 5x – 5 = 0
A. i, –i, 1
B. i, –i, –1
C. , –, –1
D. i, 1
3. 7x^2 – 144 = –x^4
A. 3, –3, 4i, 0
B. 3, 4i
C. 3, –3, 4i, –4i
D. –3, –4i
View the original article here
A. 3, 4, i
B. 4, –4, i,–i
C, 3, 4, –4, i, –i
D. 3, –4, –i
2. x^3 – x^2 + 5x – 5 = 0
A. i, –i, 1
B. i, –i, –1
C. , –, –1
D. i, 1
3. 7x^2 – 144 = –x^4
A. 3, –3, 4i, 0
B. 3, 4i
C. 3, –3, 4i, –4i
D. –3, –4i
View the original article here
Given that x²+y²=14x+6y+6,find the largest possible value of the expression E=3x+4y?
x^2-14x +y^2-6y=6
(x-7)^2 +(y-3)^2 = 6+49+9 = 64 = 8^2
this is a circle centre (7,3) radius 8
y = 3 + 8 sin[theta]
x= 7+ 8 cos[theta]
E= 3(7+8cos( theta)) +4 (3 +8 sin[theta])
= 21 +24 cos (theta) + 12 +32 sin (theta)
= 33 +24 cos (theta)+ 32 sin(theta)
dE/ d (theta)= -24sin(theta) +32cos (theta)=0
32cos theta=24sin (theta)
tan (theta) = 32/24 = 4/3
theta = arctan(4/3)
E= 33 +24 cos (arctan(4/3)) + 32 sin(arctan(4/3)
=73
View the original article here
(x-7)^2 +(y-3)^2 = 6+49+9 = 64 = 8^2
this is a circle centre (7,3) radius 8
y = 3 + 8 sin[theta]
x= 7+ 8 cos[theta]
E= 3(7+8cos( theta)) +4 (3 +8 sin[theta])
= 21 +24 cos (theta) + 12 +32 sin (theta)
= 33 +24 cos (theta)+ 32 sin(theta)
dE/ d (theta)= -24sin(theta) +32cos (theta)=0
32cos theta=24sin (theta)
tan (theta) = 32/24 = 4/3
theta = arctan(4/3)
E= 33 +24 cos (arctan(4/3)) + 32 sin(arctan(4/3)
=73
View the original article here
For a cubic graph, how do you know if it goes below the x axis or above the x axis?
every cubic (or in general, every polynomial of odd order) crosses x-axis.
to find where that happens, you solve for y=0.
for example if you have cubic, it would be ax^3+bx^2+cx+d=0
View the original article here
to find where that happens, you solve for y=0.
for example if you have cubic, it would be ax^3+bx^2+cx+d=0
View the original article here
Quick! Do arithmetic sequences have to be addition and subtraction?
I am learning about arithmetic sequences, and my book only shows addition and subtraction. Are multipication patterns arithmetic sequences too?
Examples:
I know 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 is an arithmetic sequence. +2
But is 1, 3, 9, 27 an arithmetic sequence too? x3
View the original article here
Examples:
I know 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 is an arithmetic sequence. +2
But is 1, 3, 9, 27 an arithmetic sequence too? x3
View the original article here
Back pain help?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Don't trust those links. They look like virus links. Well it doesn't sound like something a medical Dr. could help you with. Maybe you should try a chiropractor. I've used them off and on my whole life and they have performed miracles on me.
Truthfully though, it just sounds like you are making your body do something that it's not really good for it. I don't know if you are in a circus or what, but just because your parents did it, doesn't mean it's right for you.
There is also at least one back stretching piece of equipment out there that might help you. Try this site for items you have seen on tv. The one I remember is you lay on your back and put your legs over it like it's a chair or something like that.
Well I can't find it on that site, but I'm still looking. This machine you would put your legs over it and it would automatically move your legs around. I'll keep looking for a while.
View the original article here
Truthfully though, it just sounds like you are making your body do something that it's not really good for it. I don't know if you are in a circus or what, but just because your parents did it, doesn't mean it's right for you.
There is also at least one back stretching piece of equipment out there that might help you. Try this site for items you have seen on tv. The one I remember is you lay on your back and put your legs over it like it's a chair or something like that.
Well I can't find it on that site, but I'm still looking. This machine you would put your legs over it and it would automatically move your legs around. I'll keep looking for a while.
View the original article here
What is wrong with my calf?
About a month ago i kinda strained my calf. However it started poping throughout the month and feeling strained or pain. When im walking down stairs the calf pops and a tendon or something feels out of place and pops in again.
I had a meniscus repair in July. At first i thought it was my knee but it seems to be a muscle between the thigh and my upper side calf in the back of my leg.
Yes im seeing my doctor next week but i would like to see some other opinions first
View the original article here
I had a meniscus repair in July. At first i thought it was my knee but it seems to be a muscle between the thigh and my upper side calf in the back of my leg.
Yes im seeing my doctor next week but i would like to see some other opinions first
View the original article here
How do you prevent/get rid of migraines?
Well first of all you have to find pain relief that will work. I've had headaches my entire life with perfect vision, but didn't even realize they were migraines until I got older and became sensitive to light and noise when I had one. Tylenol always worked for me but now that I'm older, I started just taking 1 or 2 aspirin laying down in a dark room without noise, and putting an ice cold rag on my forehead over and over again. I get almost instant relief from the cold rag and about 20 minutes later it is gone.
My Aunt strangely enough said coke in a bottle cured hers and the only way I can imagine that would work is if whatever is in the coke is what her body is experiencing withdrawal symptoms from.
In my opinion though, carbonated soft drinks are the worst thing you drink at any time but you could try it. They destroy Calcium & some people even use coke to wash clothes. I think I even heard you can clean a toilet with it. Of course if for some reason your body isn't processing calcium properly, I suppose that could help get rid of some of it for you.
Bottom line is everyone is different. If it's not your vision causing them then it's either something you are eating or a structural problem that requires a chiropractor. I've used chiropractors off and on my entire life. They performed miracles on me but they don't help everyone. All you can do is try different things. I'm thinking you could even get an oxygen bottle prescribed by a Dr. and maybe that would help.
Worst headache I ever had my entire life was when i was working in a business while they were redoing a flat roof with tar. Man that stuff is toxic. You don't have oil leaks on your car heating up and venting inside it do you?
View the original article here
My Aunt strangely enough said coke in a bottle cured hers and the only way I can imagine that would work is if whatever is in the coke is what her body is experiencing withdrawal symptoms from.
In my opinion though, carbonated soft drinks are the worst thing you drink at any time but you could try it. They destroy Calcium & some people even use coke to wash clothes. I think I even heard you can clean a toilet with it. Of course if for some reason your body isn't processing calcium properly, I suppose that could help get rid of some of it for you.
Bottom line is everyone is different. If it's not your vision causing them then it's either something you are eating or a structural problem that requires a chiropractor. I've used chiropractors off and on my entire life. They performed miracles on me but they don't help everyone. All you can do is try different things. I'm thinking you could even get an oxygen bottle prescribed by a Dr. and maybe that would help.
Worst headache I ever had my entire life was when i was working in a business while they were redoing a flat roof with tar. Man that stuff is toxic. You don't have oil leaks on your car heating up and venting inside it do you?
View the original article here
How do you get the limit of x sin (1/x) as x approaches positive infinity?
As my colleague suggested, multiply the numerator and denominator by 1/x
Lim x >>inf xSin(1/x) = Lim x >>inf x(1/x)sin(1/x)/(1/x)
= Lim x>>inf sin(1/x)/(1/x) = Lim a>>0 sin(a)/a
This form of the limit now satisfies l'Hopital's rule's conditions
So your original limit is equal to Lim a>>0 cos(a)/1 = cos(0) = 1
View the original article here
Lim x >>inf xSin(1/x) = Lim x >>inf x(1/x)sin(1/x)/(1/x)
= Lim x>>inf sin(1/x)/(1/x) = Lim a>>0 sin(a)/a
This form of the limit now satisfies l'Hopital's rule's conditions
So your original limit is equal to Lim a>>0 cos(a)/1 = cos(0) = 1
View the original article here
Solutions For Equations with Square Roots!!!?
Solve the equation x - 7 = v(-11x + 47)
Solve the equation x - 4 = v(-20x - 16)
Solve the equation 4x + 5 = v(61x + 20)
end answer is x=
can have 1,2 or none solutions
View the original article here
Solve the equation x - 4 = v(-20x - 16)
Solve the equation 4x + 5 = v(61x + 20)
end answer is x=
can have 1,2 or none solutions
View the original article here
m looking for a good math reference?
Hello people out there. Do you know a good reference for geometry and trigonometry? It'd be nice if the book is easy to read and understand with full of details which I have to learn.
thank you :)
View the original article here
thank you :)
View the original article here
How many aeroplanes would it take to deport all the immigrants that Labour brought in?
Labour brought in 3 million immigrants during their last term in office.
Assume a plane can carry 250 people.
View the original article here
Assume a plane can carry 250 people.
View the original article here
More Stats Problems - exam is nearing?
Some students decided to test the assertion that one cannot tell the difference between butter and a particular brand of margarine. They recorded their results as follows
Could Tell Could not tell
Male 16 14
Female 21 9
To test if there is any significance between the ability of males and females in distinguishing between butter and margarine, the test statistic is equal to
1) 0.13
2) 1.76
3) 1.83
4) 0.17
5) 0.42
Thanks for your help!
View the original article here
Could Tell Could not tell
Male 16 14
Female 21 9
To test if there is any significance between the ability of males and females in distinguishing between butter and margarine, the test statistic is equal to
1) 0.13
2) 1.76
3) 1.83
4) 0.17
5) 0.42
Thanks for your help!
View the original article here
Urgent complex numbers question?
a - 2i -1*(7 + bi) = -4 - 8i
a - 2i - 7 - bi = -4 - 8i
a - bi = -4 + 7 - 8i + 2i
a - bi = 3 - 6i
a = 3 and b = 6.
View the original article here
a - 2i - 7 - bi = -4 - 8i
a - bi = -4 + 7 - 8i + 2i
a - bi = 3 - 6i
a = 3 and b = 6.
View the original article here
Word problem, please help!?
if she has 2 and needs 6, she needs 4 liters of x% solution
2 * .3 + 4x = 6 * .46
.6 + 4x = 2.76
4x = 2.16
x = .54
she needs 4 liters of 54% solution
View the original article here
2 * .3 + 4x = 6 * .46
.6 + 4x = 2.76
4x = 2.16
x = .54
she needs 4 liters of 54% solution
View the original article here
Use the least-squares method?
y = c d^x
ln y = ln(c d^x) = ln c + x ln d = A + x B
given data (x,y), convert to (x, ln y) then use the usual linear least squares method to find {A,B}
A = ln c
B = ln d
so by finding {A,B} you find {c,d}
View the original article here
ln y = ln(c d^x) = ln c + x ln d = A + x B
given data (x,y), convert to (x, ln y) then use the usual linear least squares method to find {A,B}
A = ln c
B = ln d
so by finding {A,B} you find {c,d}
View the original article here
Why is it called two real and equal roots b^2 - 4ac = 0 when the straight line touches the curve at one point?
b^2 - 4ac = 0, also defined as two real and equal roots (TWO ROOTS) but why for its graph, the U parabola or curve touches the line at only one point (ONE)
Two roots on one point? Senseless. But it will make sense when b^2 - 4ac > 0; two real and distinct roots; intersects at two points.
View the original article here
Two roots on one point? Senseless. But it will make sense when b^2 - 4ac > 0; two real and distinct roots; intersects at two points.
View the original article here
Simple Interest Sum need Help?
I = Prt
7200 = Pr * 4
1800 = Pr
you need two numbers when multiplied that equal 1800
pick a random interest rate
6%
1800 = .06P
30000 = P
Rs 30000 invested at 6% interest for 4 years
you pick the other and solve
View the original article here
7200 = Pr * 4
1800 = Pr
you need two numbers when multiplied that equal 1800
pick a random interest rate
6%
1800 = .06P
30000 = P
Rs 30000 invested at 6% interest for 4 years
you pick the other and solve
View the original article here
Find the coordinates of the vertex for the parabola defined by the given quadratic function.?
7. f(x) = 7 - (x + 4)2
a. (7, 4)
b. (-4, 7)
c. (4, 7)
d. (7, -4)
thank you!
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
View the original article here
a. (7, 4)
b. (-4, 7)
c. (4, 7)
d. (7, -4)
thank you!
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.
View the original article here
Is there a way to simplify the left hand-side of this algebra problem to solve for Y? ((60/s)/4)*60 = Y?
Well, I'm not sure how simplified you want it considering you have two variables in this equation. It seems you already did part of it with (60/s)*60 = 4y.
Just multiply 60*60 which = 3600 then divide by 4, which gives you 900s = Y
The other way you could do it was write it as (60/4s)*60 = Y
Just divide 60/4 = 15 then multiply by 60 to give you 900s = Y
I don't know what the value of s is or what the equation represents but that is probably as simplified as you are going to get without any more information.
View the original article here
Just multiply 60*60 which = 3600 then divide by 4, which gives you 900s = Y
The other way you could do it was write it as (60/4s)*60 = Y
Just divide 60/4 = 15 then multiply by 60 to give you 900s = Y
I don't know what the value of s is or what the equation represents but that is probably as simplified as you are going to get without any more information.
View the original article here
Differentiation with complex numbers?
Given f(z)= [(4+2i)z/(2-i)z^2 + 9i]^3, find f'(z).I got an answer by doing the chain rule then the quotient rule. Is that what I'm supposed to do? Can someone provide the correct answer so I can compare mine to see if I did it right? ThanksAnswer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
View the original article here
View the original article here
I'm looking for a good math reference?
Hello people out there. Do you know a good reference for geometry and
trigonometry? It'd be nice if the book is easy to read and understand
with full of details which I have to learn.
thank you :)
Original Post
thank you :)
Original Post
Probability question help!?
Hey there,
I have been faced with this question and I am a little stuck:
An urn initially has one red ball. Persephone uses a device to select n blue balls with
probability (e^−x) x^n)/n!, for n = 0, 1, 2, . . . , and add them to the urn. She then selects
one ball at random from the urn. Show that the probability that she selects the red ball
is (1 − (e^-x) )/ x.
Regards, Seany.
Original Post
I have been faced with this question and I am a little stuck:
An urn initially has one red ball. Persephone uses a device to select n blue balls with
probability (e^−x) x^n)/n!, for n = 0, 1, 2, . . . , and add them to the urn. She then selects
one ball at random from the urn. Show that the probability that she selects the red ball
is (1 − (e^-x) )/ x.
Regards, Seany.
Original Post
How to get rid of lower stomach fat?
Okay so i have little to no fat on my stomach except for right under my belly button. So basically my stomach is all toned then just out of nowhere at the bottom of my stomach is a bulge of fat. It's not big, but since im 5'4 and 109lbs it's pretty noticable. It totally prevents me from wearing the chothes i want. If that one freakin bulge was gone i would be able to wear whatever i want. How can I get rid of it????? D:
Btw i go to the gym every other day and do 35 minutes on the cross trainer and crunches on a machine thingyy.
Btw i go to the gym every other day and do 35 minutes on the cross trainer and crunches on a machine thingyy.
I am often confused with my unchallenged mind?
I find it difficult to concerntrate because its not that i get distracted its cause
i find it hard to understand anything and everythings a challenge for me because i think its a learning disability. I always have communication problems in speaking with others, and often its irrelevant. And i never really understand. I have a very poor vocabulary.
I am 17 struggling in high school.
Original Post
i find it hard to understand anything and everythings a challenge for me because i think its a learning disability. I always have communication problems in speaking with others, and often its irrelevant. And i never really understand. I have a very poor vocabulary.
I am 17 struggling in high school.
Original Post
What's wrong with me?
Ok, this is gonna be really hard to explain, but i have these two weird things i do on a daily basis.
1st - whenever i see people, like in town, ill look at them, but when i do, on each person, i blink and breath in through my mouth, then to another person, ill blink and breath in through my mouth. (mouth closed both times)
2nd - I'll take pictures in my head, literally. I'll look at something, if it's something picture-worthy, i'll say "take a picture right now" in my head.
what is wrong with me? is this a disorder? please help me out? thanks!!
Original Post
1st - whenever i see people, like in town, ill look at them, but when i do, on each person, i blink and breath in through my mouth, then to another person, ill blink and breath in through my mouth. (mouth closed both times)
2nd - I'll take pictures in my head, literally. I'll look at something, if it's something picture-worthy, i'll say "take a picture right now" in my head.
what is wrong with me? is this a disorder? please help me out? thanks!!
Original Post
Stress!!!!!!?
lately ive been really stressed and ive noticed that my hair is startiong to fall out in masses
can u tell me anyway to de-stress my self
adn do u noe any home remedies that may help my hair become thick again?
thank youuuuuuu =))
Original Post
can u tell me anyway to de-stress my self
adn do u noe any home remedies that may help my hair become thick again?
thank youuuuuuu =))
Original Post
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)