which of the following statements are true ?
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balance the equation and you get\n\nCaCN2 + 3H2O = 2NH3 + CaCO3\n\na) false\n\nb) false\n\nc) true\n\nd) true\n\ne) true\n\n.13 mol CaCN2 x 3 mol H2O/mol CaCN2 = .39 mol water\n\nf) true
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The first part  is (c) either true or false.\nThe second part is also (c)
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It's false.\n\nLet A be a formula such as A[X] = true, for every X.\n\nThen A[true] = false\nand A[false] = false.\n\nYou can see that A[true] != ~A[false]
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Is that the same principle as two negatives making a positive?\nThen the answer would be yes.
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That's a paradox. If it's false then it's true, but if it's true then it's false.
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It takes only one example to prove the statement to be false, and I provided one:\n\n(Now, while you may never naturally encounter the set of numbers I used, the definitions of mean and median fit, so the statement is false.)
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d is not true because it says all statements are true, if d is true then how can one of the previous statements not be true and if 1 of the first 3 is not true then d is not true also, but d says all are true; there is no one answer to this question all statements are not true if one only get one selection
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False. For example: F(x)=x^2 increases for x>0.\n\nF(x)=x^3 always increases.
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conditional statement and its inverse
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Is this a question or an abstract statement...
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Q1) True\nQ2) True\nQ3) True\nQ4) True\nQ5) True (so many cases)\nQ6) Heart pomps more than 3500 L/hour. This means 10 times more than the amount u said - false
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1. yes.\n\n2. one\n\n3. 2 equal segments (this one's a theorem)
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a) true\nb) false\nc) true\nd) true\ne) false
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No, that is not true.\nTry these sights for more information.
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Under Normal conditions-YES.
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Definitely a fact.  It's in the Bible and the Bible is truth.  The only absolute truth we have actually.
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it is true as per defintion please refer to