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Warm & Fuzzy
02-17-2005, 08:28 PM
Hey... would anyone like to do my gym homework? LOL!!! I will be forever grateful. :p

"What are the attitudes and beliefs about physical fitness?" One page. Typed.

This is ridiculous. :(
Georgia's on my Mind
02-17-2005, 08:34 PM
Hey... would anyone like to do my gym homework? LOL!!! I will be forever grateful. :p

"What are the attitudes and beliefs about physical fitness?" One page. Typed.

This is ridiculous. :(
Do your own work. Don't cheat.
MaydayMalonesGirl
02-17-2005, 08:38 PM
Gym homework? That sucks.

I just have to run in gym. Which is about 10000x worse than homework.
MsOrange
02-17-2005, 08:40 PM
wow... how stuipd
Warm & Fuzzy
02-17-2005, 08:42 PM
Do your own work. Don't cheat.Who's cheating? :lookaroun:

:D
Warm & Fuzzy
02-17-2005, 08:43 PM
Gym homework? That sucks.

I just have to run in gym. Which is about 10000x worse than homework.I'll be having outdoor track later on this term. Yeah, sucks. LOL.
MaydayMalonesGirl
02-17-2005, 08:48 PM
I'll be having outdoor track later on this term. Yeah, sucks. LOL.

We just run around in circles for 17 minutes each class without stopping. Well, I usually stop at about 4 minutes and start walking. Then the teachers start yelling at me or adding on time to the run. I hate them and PE in general.

I don't have to go tomorrow, though. :D
David
02-17-2005, 10:04 PM
writing a paper like that isnt as hard as it seems. writing those AP papers and other crap when you get older is 256272x harder.

just say that personal fitness keeps you healthy and prevents you from being sedentary. wow. i actually remember things i learned from that class :lol: good luck on your paper!
Warm & Fuzzy
02-17-2005, 10:09 PM
writing a paper like that isnt as hard as it seems. writing those AP papers and other crap when you get older is 256272x harder.

just say that personal fitness keeps you healthy and prevents you from being sedentary. wow. i actually remember things i learned from that class :lol: good luck on your paper!Yeah... but it's GYM, LOL. I hate writing papers for gym. Ew. LOL.

As for AP papers, gosh, don't even TALK to me about those. They are a killer!!! I took AP World History last year- I was miserable! And now I am taking AP Java- STILL miserable! I'm so happy I decided to turn down AP French, AP American, and AP Physics. I was qualified, but heck.... I don't wanna kill myself before I turn 18, LOL. :)
MaydayMalonesGirl
02-17-2005, 10:18 PM
Does anyone feel like telling me how to figure this out?

A mixture of water, sand, and salt has a mass of 500 g. How could you determine how much of each substance is present in the mixture?

Sorry for mooching homework answers in your thread about something completely different, Transit Whiz. :lol:
Warm & Fuzzy
02-17-2005, 10:54 PM
Does anyone feel like telling me how to figure this out?

A mixture of water, sand, and salt has a mass of 500 g. How could you determine how much of each substance is present in the mixture?

Sorry for mooching homework answers in your thread about something completely different, Transit Whiz. :lol:Hey you!!! My thread! LOL!!! Just joking! :)

And ew... is that algebra? So long ago... I think I've forgotten, LOL. There isn't enough information to solve the problem. This sounds more like a ratio problem. You would need something like... "the amt of water to sand to salt is 1:3:5." Something like that. It's just an example. Then in turn you can do, x+3x+5x=500. Solve for x, and then just substitute x back to get the values.
Hollow
02-17-2005, 10:57 PM
A mixture of water, sand, and salt has a mass of 500 g. How could you determine how much of each substance is present in the mixture?
uhhhh.. finding out how much of each substance makes 1g? :o

what class is that for?
Brent88
02-17-2005, 10:59 PM
Just type a couple of lines and then copy-paste over and over again til you get a page, or do it in a really big font. Teachers love that.

I was the king of all that in school. :lol:
Warm & Fuzzy
02-17-2005, 11:01 PM
Just type a couple of lines and then copy-paste over and over again til you get a page, or do it in a really big font. Teachers love that.

I was the king of all that in school. :lol: I'll fail. :p And if I fail gym, I can't graduate!
Sara Micelli
02-17-2005, 11:40 PM
Hey you!!! My thread! LOL!!! Just joking! :)

And ew... is that algebra? So long ago... I think I've forgotten, LOL. There isn't enough information to solve the problem. This sounds more like a ratio problem. You would need something like... "the amt of water to sand to salt is 1:3:5." Something like that. It's just an example. Then in turn you can do, x+3x+5x=500. Solve for x, and then just substitute x back to get the values.

How did you come up with the numbers? :confused:
Warm & Fuzzy
02-18-2005, 12:00 AM
How did you come up with the numbers? :confused:I said it was just an example. :)
Dutabi84
02-18-2005, 12:04 AM
Does anyone feel like telling me how to figure this out?

A mixture of water, sand, and salt has a mass of 500 g. How could you determine how much of each substance is present in the mixture?

Sorry for mooching homework answers in your thread about something completely different, Transit Whiz. :lol:

At first I thought you could measure out the same amount of water, and weigh it. The difference between that and the first weight would be how much sand is in there. I'm not really sure how to solve it for the salt though, because that would be dissolved.
Warm & Fuzzy
02-18-2005, 12:12 AM
OHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! My head just ticked! This isn't algebra. This is chemistry, right??? Gotcha. LOL.

To measure the sand, use filtration. Filter out the sand from the water/salt solution.

Then measure the water & salt solution together.

Then boil the water until only the salt is left.

Weigh the salt.

Subtract the salt weight from the salt/water weight, and tada! LOL.

At least I think. ;)
Dutabi84
02-18-2005, 12:26 AM
OHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! My head just ticked! This isn't algebra. This is chemistry, right??? Gotcha. LOL.

To measure the sand, use filtration. Filter out the sand from the water/salt solution.

Then measure the water & salt solution together.

Then boil the water until only the salt is left.

Weigh the salt.

Subtract the salt weight from the salt/water weight, and tada! LOL.

At least I think. ;)

Gah, I feel like a fool, you're exactly right. This sounds very familiar, I'm sure I've heard of this before. Good job. :thumbsup:
Warm & Fuzzy
02-18-2005, 01:02 AM
Gah, I feel like a fool, you're exactly right. This sounds very familiar, I'm sure I've heard of this before. Good job. :thumbsup:Awww, thanks! But don't call yourself a fool! because you aren't. Your response was what triggered me to mine. :) So, props to you, too, hehe.
Belair
02-18-2005, 01:16 AM
I could write that easy,no sweat,but its the principle of the matter: It wont be your work.
Superstar
02-18-2005, 11:06 AM
you have gym homework ? :eek:
Warm & Fuzzy
02-18-2005, 06:46 PM
you have gym homework ? :eek:Yup. We have examinations, too. :( One thing I get out of gym class, tho, is that now I can name all the muscles in my body, LOL.
Superstar
02-19-2005, 08:34 AM
Yup. We have examinations, too. :( One thing I get out of gym class, tho, is that now I can name all the muscles in my body, LOL.
Having gym homework sucks :(
EmoJoe
02-19-2005, 09:33 AM
Yup. We have examinations, too. :( One thing I get out of gym class, tho, is that now I can name all the muscles in my body, LOL.We have examinitions when we have to like run a mile and do push-ups and stuff like that but we dont get homework...
Warm & Fuzzy
02-19-2005, 05:42 PM
We have examinitions when we have to like run a mile and do push-ups and stuff like that but we dont get homework...Oh, physical exams, you mean? We have both physical AND written exams. :lol: I hate my school!!!!
Michael [hXc]
02-19-2005, 05:43 PM
We have examinitions when we have to like run a mile and do push-ups and stuff like that but we dont get homework...

how long does it take you to run a mile? it takes me about 7 minutes.
Hollow
02-19-2005, 05:53 PM
just so you know, the other day i started typing a report for you to plagiarize but i got stuck after two and a half sentences. :grr:
theanswerman
02-19-2005, 05:54 PM
loxz, in middle school, to get an A for the mile you had to get under 15 mintues, so my friends and i just walked.
Dutabi84
02-19-2005, 05:56 PM
Wow, your school does suck. Gym-wise, that is. I think I had to write one thing in all of the gym classes I've ever had.
Michael [hXc]
02-19-2005, 05:57 PM
loxz, in middle school, to get an A for the mile you had to get under 15 mintues, so my friends and i just walked.

under 15 minutes? omg. boys had to get under 8 minutes to get an A and girls had to get under 10 minutes. most of the girls got As and most of the boys didn't.
theanswerman
02-19-2005, 06:02 PM
in elementary school it was like that, but the middle school i went to was ghetto and didn't care one bit.
Michael [hXc]
02-19-2005, 06:05 PM
they don't make us run a mile anymore :lol:
Dutabi84
02-19-2005, 06:32 PM
they don't make us run a mile anymore :lol:

I used to hate running the mile. But now that I'm not in school, I go on 3.3 mile runs just for the fun of it.
Warm & Fuzzy
02-19-2005, 09:01 PM
just so you know, the other day i started typing a report for you to plagiarize but i got stuck after two and a half sentences. :grr:
Awwww, how nice, LOL! But I've already completed it. :D It was easy, haha. I didnt even do any research... everything was prior knowledge. My eating disorder helped a bit, tho... LOL.
EmoJoe
02-19-2005, 09:08 PM
how long does it take you to run a mile? it takes me about 7 minutes.
I dont remember, we did it first quarter
EmoJoe
02-19-2005, 09:09 PM
they don't make us run a mile anymore :lol:I dont know if its a mile or half a mile. I forgot :lol:
AllIWantIsYourClutch
02-19-2005, 09:10 PM
Wowwwwww...I love my gym class. It's actually powerlifting/strength training...We ran once this year.
David
02-19-2005, 09:26 PM
Yeah... but it's GYM, LOL. I hate writing papers for gym. Ew. LOL.

As for AP papers, gosh, don't even TALK to me about those. They are a killer!!! I took AP World History last year- I was miserable! And now I am taking AP Java- STILL miserable! I'm so happy I decided to turn down AP French, AP American, and AP Physics. I was qualified, but heck.... I don't wanna kill myself before I turn 18, LOL. :)
Yeah I HAD to take AP US History and AP Literature, both of those killed me.

I also took AP Spanish, AP Psychology, and AP Language and Composition, but those were a bit easier.
Warm & Fuzzy
02-19-2005, 10:22 PM
Yeah I HAD to take AP US History and AP Literature, both of those killed me.

I also took AP Spanish, AP Psychology, and AP Language and Composition, but those were a bit easier.Uck. I hate AP classes. Even tho they look good on the transcript, I honestly couldn't care less. I won't be taking anymore, that's all I know. I've learnt my lesson. :lol:
AllIWantIsYourClutch
02-19-2005, 11:21 PM
Yeah I HAD to take AP US History and AP Literature, both of those killed me.

I also took AP Spanish, AP Psychology, and AP Language and Composition, but those were a bit easier.
I'm taking AP US history and AP English 3 (we take the AP Lit test, I believe) and they really aren't too bad.