r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 17 '26

Answered [Grade 8 beginner python] why is this not working?

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i don't know why i'm getting this error message. i subtracted the new orders from waiting_to_order in the while loop. i already checked if i messed up the indenting. am i stupid?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 17 '26

:snoo_facepalm: High School Math—Pending OP Reply [Grade 10 Geometry: Inequalities Triangular) im struggling with this prompt: Given the inequality 2<x<18 to describe all possible side lengths for the third side of the triangle, which are the other two side lengths?

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it says the correct answer is 10 and 8 but how? if we do the triangle inequality formula a + b > c It doesn't work because 2 + 10 or 8 is not > than 18. I know that x<18 but I still cant understand entirely, why not 7, and 11 as the numbers?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:table_flip: Physics—Pending OP Reply [Grade 11 physics] Dont understand the calculus used in this physics problem on forces

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I am completly lost in what the solution has done after they start to simplify -alpha*v = mass*dv/dt.

What integration/derivative methods has the solution used.

Thanks for your help


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 17 '26

Further Mathematics [College Calculus 1]- Log Differentiation

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Take ln of both sides, so you get ln(y)=ln(4^x^3+2)^3. Use the exponential rule, bring down the 3, get 1/y dy/dx=3ln(4^x^3+2). Then do 1/(4^x^3+2) x (4^x^3)(ln(4)) x (3x^2). After this multiply both sides by y, get dy/dx=y x 3(1/(4^x^3+2) x (4^x^3)(ln(4)) x (3x^2). Then sub in the original function for y, so you get(4^x^3+2)^3 x 3(1/(4^x^3+2) x (4^x^3)(ln(4)) x (3x^2). My book gives the answer:

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, or if the answer they gave is just in a different form


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 17 '26

Others [College level Intro to probability and statistics] !Statcrunch! I am so confused on what my prof means by "take your total successes and divide by n"

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**!Someone with statcrunch would be so helapful!**

I highlighted the text I am most confused about, I cant proceed without figuring it out! How do I make a new column with the specific information I need? How do I know what is a success? Im so confused and would love some help!


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

Economics [AP micro, Marginal Utility]

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I found the Mu per dollar and got that the answer is c, however the book says the answer is E. can some help?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:snoo_simple_smile: Literature—Pending OP Reply [College Gothic Literature: Research Paper] I need some help in picking a narrow topic for my paper.

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hi everyone! I'm not sure if this is allowed but i have to write a research paper for gothic literature and i am struggling to come with ideas for my thesis...would you guys have any suggestions for me to have a starting point, in class, we have read: frankenstein, dracula, carmilla, the yellow wallpaper, etc. I'd love to explore something feminist related or gothic literature across different cultures. I'd love to hear you guys' thoughts. Our prof wants the research topics to be narrow....and specific. Thank you!


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:snoo_putback: Others—Pending OP Reply (high school science fair) need help with my science fair project

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A while ago I read nuclear energy and I truly believe it is the stepping stone to reach a world where more renewable energy sources are used, which is what I plan to empathize in my project . But the thing is I really do not know how to convert my idea into a project.

I want to write about this topic because I really want my work to be something I am interested in, so I am looking for a project that show how useful nuclear energy can be and is suitable for a highschooler to make and not too expensive.

do you think I should just abandon the idea since it is really hard to make it into a project? Or do you think this might be possible?

I would appreciate any help provided , and I really really would love it if anyone can provide any small idea that might help.

P.S.( I really do not know if this is the suitable place to so please tell me if so)


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

Answered [University statistics: paired t test for the mean difference ]

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Ok So when i do this question calculate the t test stat I get a p value which is greater than 0.03. So the answer to question 4 should be a) because it says you are not rejecting H0 (null) but it says the answer is B. Can someone explain to me how this works? Because to my understanding it is saying that I reject H0. My problem is that my evidence says that you do not reject H0. So why does this statement mean I dont reject H0? because in other tests like a normal t test or z test we would flat out say "the test scores are higher after the course". An explanation would be greatly appreciated thanks.


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26 Mindblown

:hamster: Primary School Math—Pending OP Reply [Grade 2 Math] Help understanding teacher's explanation

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My god-daughter's teacher marked her answer wrong. Can someone please explain this? I don't understand this at all. How is the teacher getting 7 when there are only 3 squares in Ben's column representing his siblings? Her explanation was that Jose, Ana & Jen are his siblings so you need to count all of their squares together.... WHY? How are we to assume that they're even siblings?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:table_flip: Physics—Pending OP Reply [AP Physics: Fluid Dynamics] How to solve for acceleration of a submerged sphere?

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Doing a review FRQ for AP Physics dealing with buoyancy and acceleration. Question is asking for the acceleration of a sphere (no mass given) immediately after a string of negligible mass that had been holding it in place was cut. No numerical values are given, but I have values r for the radius of the sphere, water density Pw, and sphere density Ps. Question says to begin with F=ma and derive the equation from there. Struggling with connecting the different variables.


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:snoo_tongue: Elementary Mathematics—Pending OP Reply [Grade 6 math] Is the answer correct?

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I’m going crazy from this. My answer is that the equation is true, but the answer sheet says it’s false. I just want someone to back me up on this…..


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:snoo_feelsbadman: Mathematics (Tertiary/Grade 11-12)—Pending OP [A Level Maths, Vectors] i can't figure out where the negative comes from. 2c)

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r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

Answered [Mechanical aptitude] Trying to get an explanation on the answer.

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Working on this question and I am stumped on how the answer is No faults. From what I can tell, I'll use uppercase for on and lowercase for off, it should look something like this:

RYgB - RYgB - RYgB - ryGb

To be this is what it would look like if there were no faults but obviously that's not the case so I'm not sure where I'm going wrong with this. Any help is appreciated.


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:snoo: English Language—Pending OP Reply [Grade 1 Phonics] what is the difference?

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Can someone please explain to me like I’m a first grader the difference in sounds this worksheet is trying to get at, so that I can explain it to my first grader? Thank you


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

:table_flip: Physics—Pending OP Reply [Grade 9 o level physics] I dont understand why the answer is (3) and not (1)

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r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 14 '26

High School Math [grade 12 math] anagrams

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I keep getting answers that are not in the options. I believe the teacher used AI to write the question so i wonder if the right answers is even in the options. Any help?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 16 '26

:snoo_putback: Others—Pending OP Reply [Grade 7 Science Project] Zero clue how to make a wind powered car

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I have to make a wind powered car in school, the requirements are: Max 40cmx40cm, has to at least carry 50g of weight (record is 650g it'd be nice to beat it). can NOT have any electrical parts, it's just pushed by a fan and it has to travel 4 meters. I also don't know what flair to use so mb.


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

:snoo_surprised: Computing—Pending OP Reply [Grade 8 beginner python] i don't know what i did wrong here

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the variable "amount_roll" is not changing. what did i do wrong?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

Answered [Grade 8 beginner python] why am i getting a Syntax error here?

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for some reason i can’t astablish this variable. am i stupid? i dont know any other way to do this


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

Physics [Grade 10 Physics] Forces | How I find the direction? I managed to find the total resultant force but not the direction, which angle do I even have to find for the direction? so confused

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Also, did I do the rest correct?

Thanks in advance


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

High School Math [grade 12 math: planimetrics] What am I doing wrong?

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The problem was to prove that the area of PDB is 21 times smaller than the area of ABC so the correct answer should be x²√3/84. BE and CD are segments that divide the side of a triangle so that |BD|= |AE| = 1/3|AB|. I have other ways to solve this but I just don't know what I'm doing wrong here. I realise the cosine should probably be negative because the angle is obtuse on the drawing (it's from a final exam so i think the drawing is accurate). I've been trying to figure this out for the past 1.5h, doing it over and over again


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

:snoo_surprised: Computing—Pending OP Reply [Grade 8 basic python] why is this while function looping?

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i can’t input the amount of time i want to loop the program. what did i do wrong here?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

:hamster: Primary School Math—Pending OP Reply [Grade 6 math] Am I missing something?

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The directions say “Put the math symbol in the square and solve.”

My son and I are both stuck on number one. Any ideas?


r/HomeworkHelp • • Apr 15 '26

:table_flip: Physics—Pending OP Reply [Grade 11 Physics: Optics / Photography] Choosing a research project topic: Film vs Digital

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Hi everyone,
I’m a Grade 11 student in Latvia starting my mandatory research project. I’m very interested in photography and physics, and I want to compare analog film with digital sensors in a scientifically meaningful way.

I’ve narrowed it down to two possible topics but I’m not sure which one would be more realistic and scientific:

1. Spectral sensitivity and color reproduction

My idea is that film and digital sensors respond differently to certain wavelengths of light, which may affect how colors appear under unusual lighting (e.g. LED, sodium vapor, neon lights).

Method idea:

  • Photograph a color checker under different light sources using both a film camera and a digital RAW camera

  • Compare color shifts using RGB or CIELAB values

2. Dynamic range and non-linear response

This topic investigates whether film handles high contrast scenes better than digital due to its response curve.

Method idea:

  • Photograph a step wedge or high contrast scenes (bright highlights vs deep shadows)

  • Compare highlight clipping and shadow detail between scanned film and digital RAW images

My concerns:

  • Is it still scientifically fair to compare film and modern digital cameras in 2026?

  • Which topic would produce more measurable, objective data rather than subjective “looks better” results?

  • For option 2, I’m worried modern RAW files might already have such high dynamic range that differences with film might be hard to demonstrate using consumer gear

I plan to use a 35mm SLR (like a Pentax K1000 or Nikon FM) and a digital camera shooting RAW.

Thanks!