Am I suppose to take both "M" and "E" on SAT Biology?
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Of course not.\n\nYou choose one on the test date itself. \n\nBiology E has a harsher curve though, meaning a couple wrong could hurt your marks a lot, whereas Bio M's curve is slightly less steep. Good luck!
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A1 k is 0 because the expression got short circuited.  Since i and j are non zero values, the value of the || will always be true, so the right side does not need to be evaluated and k is never incremented.\n\nA2 when you switched to put the || first, no short circuiting can occur (since i and j are non zero, k still needs to be evaluated because of the &&).  The value of m is non-determinate in both cases.
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No. But you should put a period after "et" and "al."\n\nExample:\n\n(James et. al.)
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No.  They are not equal.\n\nThe "u" in "uIU/mL" represents the Greek letter named "mu".  But, because computer keyboards don't have a "mu" key, most people type a "u" because it looks almost like the letter "mu".\n\nThe "mu" used here is a metric system prefix, which means 1/1000000.  The "m" in "mL" is another metric system prefix, which means 1/1000.  The "mu" stands for "micro".  The "m" stands for "milli".\n\n1000000 uIU/mL is equal to 1 IU/mL.\n\nNote:  I am NOT a source of medical advice.  If you need medical advice, then go talk to a doctor.
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normally when taking a test (including the SAT), you are encouraged to use the test (in this case, the quote) to pass the test.  As long as you provide more information, adn make sure you quote it (""), it's fine.  ^_^  \n\nGood luck on the test!!!!
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Does this mean that you scored 800's on your SAT's?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of these is spelled correctly?\n\n1) questionif \n2) opts \n3) r\n4) prvided2
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The letter "M" for the first one
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SAT is comprised of three parts: Verbal, Math, and Analytical (short essay). ACT is much more broad in subject and includes Science and grammatical editing as well.\n\nMost colleges look at it to see where you fit on a spectrum of students, and how comparable your score is to the average score. This will aid them in determining your acceptance and also your placement in classes once you get to University.\n\nI would recommend taking both tests, as you may do far better on one than the other.
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yes here you can consider in terms of set like :\nHumanity={course1,course2,......}\nSociology=(course1,...........}\nScience=(course1,...........}\nMaths=(course1,...........}\nMusic=(course1,...........}\n\nhere n(Humanity)=3\nn(Sociology)=4\nn(Science)=5\nn(Maths)=6\nn(Music)=3\n\ntherefore no of ordered pairs will be equal to=3 x 4 x 5 x 6 x 3= 1080
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hmm none of them sound completely correct, but A and E seem the most correct and E is probably the one considered correct by the person doing the grading, since A is rare among bacteria, but still occurs, and  E is rare that prokaryotes do not use this method of reproduction.
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It is 'B'. But I don't understand why you put up this question under 'Physics'!
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First of all: way to go!!! Those are very competitive scores; the question now is not whether you'll get accepted, but how much financial support will you receive based on your scores. You definitely need to consider re-taking the physics test if you can review a few key concepts. You should also look into re-taking the ACT, since it was "nicer" to you, to raise your English score and pick up a few more points on Science/Reading. I do NOT recommend re-taking the SATI unless you know one of your target schools does not accept the ACT. Consider getting a little help with your ACT either from a book, or a private tutor. Good luck and, once again, congratulations!
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You need to define your question a bit better so I can help you. What does m(e) stand for? and i assume e denotes the exponential function?
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B or D.I'm not sure which one though.Sorry : (
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darn i cant get the 10 points :-&#92; but the letter E or e
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Latin would be good.  But I found books that novels that use SAT words in them and have exercises really help you learn lots of words in a short amount of time.  I read Simon's Saga for the SAT 1 Verbal.  fun story, good excercises, tons of words.  there are other books like this too.
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Take Chem....it is class that is more typical when you get to college that you will probably take again...i took 4 years of honors in HS w/ Biology, Chemistry, Ana. and Phys. and Physics...i took Biology and Chem. in college and both were reviews basically...got a C in biology because i like to oversleep, but got an A in chem. when I took it again...