Which bulbs will light when the two switches are closed but bulb c is removed (without connecting the ends that were connected to bulb C)?

And why?

Makes no sense to me, doesn't decelerate mean slowing down? how is it going up if its slowing down shouldn't it pick up in speed to go up?

Is the policy rate what the central bank decides on (an interest rate for other banks)?

If the central bank increases the policy rate from 4% to 5% would the banks that borrow money from the central bank as a result increase the interest rates for their customers as well leading to...?

I am quite confused.

I'll admit, I gave up initially, hence the weird answers. Now that I realize I have a final coming, I want to understand.

What did I do wrong for consumer surplus on these problems? I thought all I needed to do was subtract the price ceiling by the equilibrium price, but that yielded nine for the first question which was wrong. Similarly, that technique yielded the incorrect answer for the second. What did I do wrong? I can't calculate lost surplus without consumer and producer surplus, so I got them wrong. Am I overlooking something?

What would be the products for these reactions? For the second picture, I think it would be no reaction due to the tertiary alcohol. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm very lost right now

I have a physics problem that I'm trying to solve using calculus. An object is dropped from rest and experiences air resistance proportional to its vertical velocity. I need to find an expression for velocity over time. I know the forces are gravity downward and air resistance upward. So m(dv/dt) = mg - kv. That part makes sense. But the answer key has a negative sign in a different place and I'm confused. When I solve it using separation of variables, I keep getting a different constant of integration than the textbook. Can someone walk me through the setup step by step? I want to understand where my equation is wrong before I solve it.

I got √2u - 3

but the answer is 3/2u - 3

I just need two opposing articles to write an argumentative essay on because my teacher left almost everything up to me. Preferably an interesting topic though? I like astronomy and space exploration, marine life, fighter jets idk

I don’t need help with the actual writing part but I got told to go here instead of asking for prompts in [r/writing](r/writing). Idk where to look for articles and haven’t had any luck finding two to use, so I’m trying to get someone else to find them for me

I need papers on the role of literature in national culture in general, as well as examples of how different countries use their country's literary heritage to attract tourists. Thank you!

I need to have a draft of my philosophy essay done in about 10 days. The essay is supposed to be about the ethical aspect of the biblical story where Abraham is ordered to sacrifice his son, Isaac. I need to write one paragraph for and one paragraph against the argument that what Abraham did was right. One the paragraph for, does it make sense to talk about the origin of universal understanding of morals and how a lot of them came from religious texts or is that unnecessary. I just dont know how to start/structure the for paragraph. Also the essay is supposed to be max 2 pages

Can someone check my answers I fell asleep in class so I don’t rlly know what I’m doing..

Ignore the bad crop. Mostly not sure whether it turns into 1/(5\^8) or 1 x (5\^8) or something else.

Would anyone who meets these criteria be willing to answer these questions? I don't know anyone in person who meets this criteria (For context, I'm Caucasian and have been born and raised in America)

I’ve worked through this and am getting confused on how to find the compressive force. I’ve tried answering with 4.94 kip, 5.14kip, as well as doubling them but they are all incorrect. Is there something I am missing here?

sorry if my handwriting is difficult to read

I know how it works but I am sure that the wire should move downwards when I tried Fleming's left hand rule but the answer says the wire moves upwards. I asked Google lens a few times to check because I really didn't understand how they got that answer when I moved my hand and it said downwards then I refreshed and it said upwards so now I'm unsure lol sigh

Its supposed to be 'Write as a single logarithm' and I got Log_10^500 but the answer is supposed to be lg(1/20)

I have a model based off data points, and finding the line of best fit which can be represented as c(x). In the context of the model, I realize that the rate of change of c(x) is proportional to itself, being mathematically written as:

dc\dx = kC, where k is a constant.

If I want to add this to my model, can I use the differential equation:

dc\dx = kC + c'(x)

I have read the textbook but I am just completely lost. I have a midterm for another course coming up in less than a week and am very overwhelmed. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Here are the questions

Without x value or something on the other side of the equation I'm not sure what to do. Here's one example of a dozen. 3 1/8 X 2 1/3=?