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Long story here -- I m a fairly new conveyancer and I recently bought a modular home with my mom. My mom has recently been discharged from bankruptcy so there was no way she was going to be approved for a mortgage. She came up with most of the down payment (she put in $22k, I put in $5k) and "gifted" it to me so that I could get... show more

I'm so sorry.. If you are willing to help please include the work so I can learn how! Thank you:) Theoretical probability can be used to predict the likelihood of an event. If a single, 6-sided die is rolled there are six possible outcomes. That is, after rolling the die, the side facing up will show one of six possibilities: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or... show more

A)Egyptian B)Babylonian C)Chinese

I sold a dvd to game exchange today and I think it was stolen. I bought it from a craigslist guy. I showed them my ID. Should I got back and ask for it tomorrow and what are my chances that I could get fined or go to jail for this.

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Why do they do it? This is about both genders.

My girlfriend's ex works at this club and I was aware of it but it didn't bother me, I wasn't looking for trouble or anything, just trying to have a good time. I ended up going with a group of friends and I saw him talking to the bouncer and the bouncer aggressively kicked me out. He didn't even tell why, he just told me I had to go... show more

My soon to be husband and I were talking about our neighbor who's husband passed away at only 42 and he said almost nonchalantly "That will be us after a while" He went on about how guys typically die sooner than women. Is this really true? Is there anything that can be done so he can live longer? Diet...exercise...anything? Is it... show more

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A body of mass 2 kg is initially at rest and is acted on by a resultant force of v - 4 newtons where is the velocity in m/s. The body moves in a straight line as a result of the force. a. Show that the acceleration of the body is given by dv/dt = v - 4/2. b. Solve the differential equation in part (a) to find v as a function of t.