How much TIME does it take from you to edit a research paper of 5 PAGES?
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It takes a while, depends on the person. \n\nMy advice is to let go of your perfectionism, and START WRITING!  Use an outline to gather your thoughts, and just get your rough draft done.  Play with it all you want after that but it sounds like you're paralyzed at first. Just go with it and worry about the best way to formulate your ideas once you have the ideas down. \n\nGood luck.
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You can't attach docs.\n\nUm, you really don't want to do a five page anything, people generally won't read it.  Not sure what you want to do, but remember, "brevity is the soul of wit".\n\nthanks!\n\nCraig\ncraig@craigslist.org
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I can talk with you on the phone and write the thing for you, my price being $50/page, and you are probably looking around 15-20 pages. Turn around time is about 3 weeks.\n\nLet me know, jcattin@comcast.net
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Wow, that's a lot of questions for one question!  I'll try to answer the one mentioned in the title, which happens to be the easiest ;)\n\nTo print a catalog of 2500 items, 5 items per page, at 20 pages per minute:\n\n2500 items / 5 items/page = 500 pages\n\n500 pages / 20 pages/minute = 25 minutes\n\nNow, of course, printer specs for ppm aren't always accurate, and assume things about the "average" page which might not be true of your particular pages (e.g. amount of graphics or use of color on the page), so it could take longer.  Also, many desktop printers don't hold 500 pages in their input tray, so you might have to stop to add more paper.
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Roughly 1/6 of the paper.  That's about 250 words :)   It can be more if your introduction and conclusion are shorter.\n\nHere's how I would split a paper like this up:\n\nIntro (around 125 words max)\nBackground (250 words)\nCase 1 (500 words)\nCase 2 (500 words)\nConclusion (125 words max)\n\nIntros and conclusions generally don't last that long, so you probably have roughly 125 words to work with in the body of the paper.  So as a final answer to your question, 250-375 words would probably be more than enough for a background on your analyses. :)
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Ok, here it is. If you follow these guidelines, I guarantee you'll finish in no time, and learn a skill you'll need if you are even contemplating applying to Ph.D. programs. Trust me - I walk my Master's students through this every year.\n\nIt sounds like you already have a thesis statement, so we won't worry about that.  Your problem is you have a GIANT editor sitting on your shoulder, and this editor is keeping your writer from actually doing anything.  You need to lock this editor in a closet or something, and give your writer some freedom.  In order to get this editor off your back for a while, make him go on vacation, but promise him he can come back later and edit absolutely everything.  After he's been banished, you can actually start.\n\nFirst, outline each chapter.  Then make the outline more detailed by adding subheadings, and sub-subheadings. Then make the outline even more detailed, including notes TO YOURSELF noting where appropriate citations will be included. (An example might be: "Cite from Williams chapter 4 here." -or- "Chakravorty has a sweet illustration of this point.") And then once more.  Remember, This Outline Is Only For You.  No One Will Ever See It.\n\nThen, under each heading and subheading and sub-subheading, write a paragraph or two.  If you catch yourself editing any of the sentences in these paragraphs, STOP.  If you're writing on a computer, ditch the computer and handwrite each paragraph (or vice versa).  Scribble each sentence out quickly, but fully.  You're NOT allowed to edit.  Just keep writing.\n\nThis process will take a few days.  Let yourself look up quotations if you need to, but don't let any one search take more than 10 minutes.  Let me emphasize that: Books need to LEAVE YOUR HAND after 10 minutes. \n\nDon't let yourself go through this process completely in order.  Every day, find a section in your outline that you FEEL like working on.  Proceeding in a linear fashion will crush creative thought.  Don't let it happen.\n\nAfter you've finished this process, let yourself go back and elaborate on each section.  DON'T CUT ANYTHING, just add.\n\nAfter you've gone through this process, you should have your chapters just about finished, in terms of length.  NOW you can invite your editor back home, and let him go to work.\n\nBut there are two things left to do. Write your introduction and conclusion.  How?  In the same way.  Why did you save these for last?  Because your introduction and conclusion must encompass everything you just wrote, and you had no way of knowing what that would include until the chapters were finished.\n\nLet this process take two or two and a half months.  Then, call your giant editor back from vacation, and FINALLY, let him do his thing.\n\nI guarantee this will do it.  Best wishes to you!
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It edit an essay maybe 5-10 dollars..Term paper twenty if they did a really good job.
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Doesnt really matter as long as it is readable!\nWhen sometimes, they ask you to print it or cursive, thats the time u need to do it...
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It depends on the expected length - as a rule, a 2000 word essay of about 3 or 4 pages should be planned with an introduction (similar to the summary at the end and should be written last of all so as to include a snippet of what will be in the whole report) and a basic relevant topic for each paragraph - there should be about 6 paragraphs, each with a decent link to the subject of the report. That's a good basis for a plan. Plan about 4 main points for each paragraph and then the report should write itself. Make sure you include foot notes if you're in secondary school and refer to sources of evidence (depending on the subject). I hope this was of help.
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Anywhere from 2 to 5 days.
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Allybama you should be nice to yourself you got to college that means you are alot smarther than you think :) Most colleges use the MLA Formatting and Style Guide in regards to your question. \nIt would take too long to explain how to do it. The best thing I can offer is a website which you can read and then do what is says on your research paper.\nHere is the link: \n http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/557/01/\n\nGood luck i know you will be able to do it, and I hope you get a top mark on your research paper :)
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in p minutes, no. of pages she can type = 1\nin 1 min , no of pages                            = 1/p\nthus in 5 mins, no of pages                  = 1/p X 5 = 5/p\ngot it?
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they force you to use 5 paragraphs-but if you can dont
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spend some time planning, outline, proofread
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Work on it for an hour or 2, make sure you brainstorm your rough draft first, that way you have facts and things to write down. After the hour or 2 is up, take a 15 minute break as stated before and get a drink ro walk around your house or computer area.
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make it 10 pages and a smaller font... ask as many questions as you can.....
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you will be able to fix approx. 350-400 words.