Three friends have a set of 6 algebraic cards as shown below. Each card has algebraic expressions written on it. Here, x is a positive integer. Rohan picks a card whose value is always even. Meera picks a card which is always a multiple of 3.Sid picks two cards such that product of values on both the cards is 4x2 – 1.(a) Which cards are picked by Rohan?(b) Which cards are picked by Sid?(c) Which cards are not picked by any one of the three friends?​

Answer:

An

Explanation:

Determiners come first in noun phrases, before adjectives and noun modifiers.

Answer:

an

Explanation:

Determiners are basically the words which are used before nouns.

Most of the times determiner plays the role of expressing the reference of that particular noun.

They help to identify whether the noun is specific or a perticular type.

There are different categories of determiners.

Article -a,an, the

Ordinals-first, second,third

Quantitative -no,some,many

Numerals -one ,two,three

demonstratives- this,that,these,those

Answer:

transuranium element, any of the chemical elements that lie beyond uranium in the periodic table—i.e., those with atomic numbers greater than 92

Answer:

1. young world 2. royal 3. horse

Answer:

horse, royal, young world is the correct alphabetical order of the given words.

Explanation:

In the above question we are supposed to fill the missing blanks with letter that make a meaningful word and then we need to arrange the words in the  correct alphabetical order.

The missing letters can be filled as:

1. young world

2. royal

3. horse

The correct alphabetical order will be given as horse, royal, young world.In the list of alphabets, 'h' comes first then comes 'r' and then 'y'.

I think correct answer is A. invasion of poland

An event that did not occur in 1939 was the (D) passing of the land- lease act.

* This act, which was passed on March 11, 1941, established a framework that allowed the US to lend or lease war supplies to any nation deemed "essential to the US defense."

* Following the loss of 11 ships to the German Navy during a 10-day period in July 1940, newly elected British Prime Minister Winston Churchill requested assistance from President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

*  In exchange for 99-year leases on British facilities in the Caribbean and Newfoundland, Roosevelt traded 50 warships. As a result, a huge foreign policy debate developed over whether the US should assist the United Kingdom or remain strictly neutral.