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Mercy Jul 11 1421 views

How can I start my own business with saving?

I want to start my own business with the savings that I have since middle school, so I wish to know how little can I start which will help me grow and open a better business in the future

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11 answers Active Jul 23 Relevant to you?

Wellington, Florida

Annie Jun 14 641 views

Does this course rigor look strong for college? How many dual enrollment course should I take, and what AP? For a science major.

I’m going to be a senior in High School, I have straight A’s and have taken honors classes since ninth grade. I’ve only taken AP language so far, and I think I will only take AP Human Geography next year. I will also take dual enrollment classes. How many dual enrollment classes should I take?...

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7 answers Active Jun 15 Relevant to you?

Lake Worth, Florida

Annie Jun 04 1297 views

What are the best schools in Florida for introverted students who study hard?

I want a school that has a pretty good reputation. I want good instructors and a school that is in a safe area.

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12 answers Active Jun 11 Relevant to you?

Lake Worth, Florida

Annie Jun 04 2525 views

Should I retake my SAT if I got a 1380 on it?

I will most likely go to a college in Florida (University of central Florida or University of Florida). I also want to major in a science.

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18 answers Active Jun 11 Relevant to you?

Lake Worth, Florida

Luka Apr 29 221 views

How can I calculate the luminosity of the wolf-rayet star Regor (Gama velorum) if i'm using the inverse square law but need the luminosity of this star in watts. How can I convert this value of its luminosity, (170,000 L☉) to watts I've been trying to figure out how to calculate this in order to convert it into my equation of b= L / (4pi d^2) if b= apparent brightness L= luminosity of star (in watts) d= distance to the star (in meters) Please let me know, thank you!?

Please guide me of how to convert this correctly and properly address the answer and how to get it.

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1 answer Active Apr 30 Relevant to you?

Vero Beach, Florida

Nadia Mar 17 676 views

What are the most suitable majors for transitioning from engineering?

Suppose a person has completed the physics I-III sequence, the calculus I-III sequence, differential equations, probability and statistics, linear algebra, along with several engineering-specific credits. Which majors should they consider transitioning to where they have already met many of the...

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