solve the following equation (a) 2x² + 5x-7=0​

Step-by-step explanation:

Prepare a magic square using number 16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24

Answer:

25×25×25 = 15625

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Answer:

15625

Step-by-step explanation:

=(25)^3

=25x25x25

=625x 25

=15625.

Answer:

fine

Explanation:

A series of Unfortunate Events I sat down with relief as I ticked off the last task in the checklist. I wanted everything to be perfect as it was my best friend’s marriage in Mumbai. The alarm rang next morning, I woke up in excitement and booked a cab to the railway station. Everything was going perfectly until I got stuck in a traffic jam. I reached the railway station late but on the sight of the train still waiting on the platform, I hurried and somehow managed to get into the train. I breathed a sigh of relief and got comfortable. It was only when the Ticket Collector came, I realised that I had been in the wrong train for two hours.

Explanation:

series of Unfortunate Events I sat down with relief as I ticked off the last task in the checklist. I wanted everything to be perfect as it was my best friend’s marriage in Mumbai. The alarm rang next morning, I woke up in excitement and booked a cab to the railway station. Everything was going perfectly until I got stuck in a traffic jam. I reached the railway station late but on the sight of the train still waiting on the platform, I hurried and somehow managed to get into the train. I breathed a sigh of relief and got comfortable. It was only when the Ticket Collector came, I realised that I had been in the wrong train for two hours. I panicked and deboarded the train at the next station. I tried booking a ticket for the next train to Mumbai but there was no availability. On coming back from the ticket counter, I realised that my luggage was missing. Even after hours of finding and reporting it, there was no  trace of it. I got tired and lost hope, tried booking a cab with the minimal amount I was left with in my pocket. The cab couldn’t reach on time as it was raining heavily. Disheartened, I finally walked my way to the nearest hotel, contacted my parents and recited them the series of unfortunate events that happened during the day. Alas, I couldn’t even make it to my best friend’s wedding.

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Answer:

Teen Behaviour

             There comes a time in one's life when they leave adolescence and enter the teenage

             years. During the teen years, thoughts about bodies, opposite sex, and sexuality come into

             mind. Over the decades, there has been a drastic change in teen behaviour. Some of these

             changes include sexual activity, violence, alcohol and drug abuse. This change often puzzles

             people and they wonder how it happened. Could it be the media or peers?

             The teenage years are a time to experiment and take risks. It is a time to define one's

             self as an individual. (Ainsworth 167) Some of the things teens experiment on are drugs,

             alcohol, and cigarettes. Alcohol is the most commonly used drug next to cigarettes, then

             hallucinogens. The fact that is it illegal for a person under nineteen years of age to use

             cigarettes and alcohol does not stop them. They are made readily available to youth. Why do

             Teens tend to use drugs because of peer pressure, depression, problems at home, social

             trouble, and rebellion. (Craig 146) Drugs make them feel better about themselves and take

             away their inhibitions. At the time when being socially accepted is crucial, kids are more prone

             to trying drugs and alcohol. It temporarily relieves the question of acceptance. (Riera 94) Teens

             who are into sports and extracurricular activities are less likely to experiment with any type of

             drug. (Yost) Drug addiction occurs faster in teens than in adults. (Ainsworth 167)

             Drugs in school have not been a problem before 1962. (Powell 223) Their use by teens

             Marijuana use peaked in 1979 at 45%; it is the most commonly used drug

             (excluding cigarettes and alcohol) by highschoolers. Binge drinking which is

             drinking more than five drinks in a row, peaked in 1981 at 41% of teens. Heroin

             use has always been low amongst high schools. In recent years, a cheap version of

             it has been made and has caused the numbers to rise. (Bodenha...