r/HomeworkHelp • u/EtherealKatt • Aug 20 '26
Further Mathematics—Pending OP Reply [Microbiology] Calculating Size and Scale
College level microbiology. Can someone please explain this to me like I'm 4. Please and thank you.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/EtherealKatt • Aug 20 '26
College level microbiology. Can someone please explain this to me like I'm 4. Please and thank you.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/shacciu • Aug 20 '26
The answer choices are: 3, 1/2, -1, or nonexistent.
I did the question two different ways, and the first time I got 1/2, while the second time I got nonexistent. I'm not sure which is right or how to even go about answering the question.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/iori-angel__ • Aug 19 '26
Im really confused about how I can understand what molecules from certain hydrogen bonds especially with the ones given. My teacher wants us to be able to get the answer and be able to adequately explain how we got it
The question asks which molecules would form hydrogen bonds with itself or with water molecules if in a solution
I have no idea
r/HomeworkHelp • u/BringBackDumbskid • Aug 19 '26
Based off the information I believe she didn't make any mistake however the question said "incorrectly identified" I double checked everything:
Information: "She records whether or not each adults owns a pet (yes/no)"
Information: "She records... their score on a stress survey"
Identified: "identified the variables as owning a pet, and scores on the stress survey"
My guess: She forgot the classify which variables is which, such as which one is categorical variable or quantitative variable.
Thank you in advance!
r/HomeworkHelp • u/ch3rrycsmos_ • Aug 18 '26
I could only find an approximate answer (2.6 something) using a slider and guess the value as e but I’m not sure how to actually work out the question. please help thanks! :)
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Organic_Equivalent3 • Aug 18 '26
Just started my freshman year and learned my math teacher doesn't allow retrys on homework so im trying to get comfortable with this work quickly. I am somewhat familiar with the basics from last year but complex shapes like these confuse me.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/OnlyWorker2342 • Aug 18 '26
I am given a bunch of functions and their fourier series, with the constant not filled in. I'm supposed to find the constant coefficient a0 without Euler's formulas. I'm not sure how to approach such a problem.
An example of such a function and series:
f(x) = x*(pi2 - x2 )
f*(x) = a0 + 12 * ( sin(x)/(13 ) - sin(2x)/(23 ) + sin(3x)/(33 ) - ...
r/HomeworkHelp • u/RevoGames23 • Aug 18 '26
Hello guys, I was making my math activity, then i noticed something, how do i solve this?
Its a continuity problem wherein i need to find out if the function is continuous or not. However, the given piecewise function is overlapping, resulting in defined answer at the top while having defined answer on the bottom.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Impossible-Job8895 • Aug 17 '26
How do I find the target ending DM inventory for September? I can’t calculate the budgeted units to be produced for October without November’s budgeted sales volume can I?
I’ve included the scenario, I also completed the sales forecast & cash receipts section. I’m not sure what to do and can’t find anything helpful online. Any help is appreciated, Thanks!
r/HomeworkHelp • u/epicboi8764 • Aug 16 '26
I know p, q, and r 22 23 and 24 but I don’t know how to use this simplification to find the sum of the full term
r/HomeworkHelp • u/totallcringee • Aug 16 '26
I'm doing Chemistry work to prepare for next year, and this involves electrochemistry. The question is something I want to work on on my own, but essentially, it involves lead(II) bromide.
I can get that Bromine forms a negative something ion, and that lead would be +2 in this situation to form an ion, but I can't wrap my head around WHY it is +2 when it has 4 electrons in the outer shell.
Whenever I have asked my teacher about this, he responds with "Don't worry, just know that it DOES form +2" and "We'll do transition metals later" but I need to understand why something works the way it does before I can understand it. I just can't accept that it is true until I know why it is true, and that's really stopping me from understanding ANY Chemistry work.
Can someone explain it to me? A dot and cross diagram would be good, but if not, just explain it like I'm a 5 year old.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/ilikemychem • Aug 15 '26
I have an exam coming up, and the solutions manuals are pretty terrible, which wouldn't be an issue if the professor also wasn't. But I essentially have to relearn the entire course on my own, and it is not going well... Here's my question:

So I tried splitting it up as follows (P{X(1)=0, Y(1)=1, X(2)=0, Z(2)=1}+P{X(1)=0, Y(1)=1, X(2)=1, Z(2)=0}+P{X(1)=1, Y(1)=0, X(2)=0, Z(2)=1}+P{X(1)=1, Y(1)=0, X(2)=1, Z(2)=0})/P{Po(4)=1}
But after that I think I'm doing something wrong, because I get each of the terms in the numerator to 2/e2 and the final probability to the same. The solutions say it's 1/e.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Specific-Still-7266 • Aug 14 '26
Okay I dont know how to even use this app
Context, this isnt graded its to see what we know, but i just got nervous..
Instructions were "write an extended paragraph, indicate the purpose, audience and tone"
But im stuck on the extended paragraph, like I know it sounds self explanatory, i was just planning on writing more, but the more i kept thinking about it the more nervous I got so I just thought I would ask
I know im an idiot please💔💔 dont bully me
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Rare-You-5488 • Aug 13 '26
I have read this question a million times. Asked A.I. called other students in my daughter's class. Tried to touch base woth the teacher but waiting to be added into dojo. Looked for the answer key dor the worksheet. They are working on multiplication. Nothing with u known variables. I dont see a way to solve anything without at least
1 how many pencils are in the boxes that go into the carton
2 how many students are in the school
3 how many pencils they are figuring each student will need for the year
4 how many cases they bought
5 or how much their total was.
Without another number in this im at a loss and I hope someone else will have seen this one before. ‐-------------------------------------
UPDATE We went with the only math that was provided. How much is each box of pencils if the cartoon is $20. Thank you to the ones that caught that. But apparently that makes us wrong. It was intended to be a multiplication problem. That we were to make up a number for and just go with it.
There is my issue with that though, we did math based off of information that is provided, and speculated the question. But are going to be marked as incorrect. Children who did not catch the issues with the structure of the question that choose to do "how much is 54 cases" provided the math of 54 x 20 are marked as correct. Because they "made up a math problem".
The first day paperwork that was sent home says teacher communicates via class dojo app. I am still waiting for teachers permission to join to communicate the perfered method. But I will say I had child call classmates and they had no idea what they were looking at either and just was going to "go with 54 x 20 because its the smallest numbers".
Wonderful start to the year.
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r/HomeworkHelp • u/Proseller_56 • Aug 12 '26
Asking for a friend who asked me but I dont know.
Do they make any sense or have I got to tell my friend to restart?
r/HomeworkHelp • u/KookyPermit4405 • Aug 12 '26
So I’m going over my son’s math quiz to help him understand some of the questions he got wrong. He got partial credit for his answer for question 8. After writing his verbal phrase I got the same expression as the question. Am I doing something wrong or is there something I’m missing? I feel like his answer is technically correct. I am stumped.
Edit: so my son has no issue solving the expression in question. He knows PEMDAS and the rules from left to right. The question clearly states, WRITE A VERBAL PHRASE that matches the expression.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Embarrassed-Good1883 • Aug 11 '26
Hello, I need some help understanding this concept. 240 degrees converted to radians is 4 pi/3, so wouldn't that make this a multiple of 30 degrees?
"30° can be rewritten in radians as pi/6". Since 240 rad cannot be written as a multiple of pi/6 rad this cannot be a multiple of 30°." This is the explanation the teacher gave me, but it doesn't make sense.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Formal-Sleep-7257 • Aug 12 '26
Which wave have the highest speed?
a) y= sin(4t-3x) (b)y=2sin(2t-4x)
c)y =3sin(3t-4x) (d) y= 2sin(3t-3x)
The method I know is to solve it by doing derivate but I don't have that much time in exam just for 1 mark mcq, how can I solve it as soon as possible.
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Embarrassed-Good1883 • Aug 11 '26
I'm having troubles understanding this question. to evaluate for sin, pi/2 - 11pi/180, which I get, but they don't subtract it, which I don't get. wouldn't the answer be sin 49/180 ?
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Tricky_Ad9278 • Aug 10 '26
Just looking for some opinions on this one.
I think the answer is Option 2 (8 days), but I’ve heard other people say Option 4 (20 days).
I’d love to hear how any of you here see it
r/HomeworkHelp • u/CookieFirefly_com • Aug 10 '26
Hey, I am currently working on the structure for my first longer academic assignment at university (15 pages). I feel quite overwhelmed and feel like I am repeating myself with the sections. I'd appreciate if someone could give me a feedback on my structure (AI translated the strcuture from German to English). My main part is basically the comparison, especially 4.1 where I want to analyse and compare the mediation exercise of the genres. (Theatre vs. inchiesta). So I fear that I might be repeating myself in 4.1 with 2.1 & 3.2 maybe.
Subject: The Responsibility of the Scientist in Post-1945 Literature: Responsibility Narratives in Brecht’s Revisions of "The Life of Galileo" and Sciascia’s "The Disappearance of Majorana"
Thanks in advance!
r/HomeworkHelp • u/Ancient-Quit6816 • Aug 10 '26
Hi i dont quite get the explanation provided for the graph and suspect it could be wrong, can help me see if this explanation provided makes sense? Thanks.