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Socials - - Canadian History

ayesha, sorry darling i can help with us his, us government  , but not canadian history!😳

@syria2014 - Aww it's alright, no need to be sorry, still thanks for taking a look at the post =)

Originally posted by: -Ayeshaa-

Socials - - Canadian History

 

Describe the situation of women in Canada in the years before World War I

--They had very few rights. Their husbands controlled their property, and they were mainly employed as servants or factory workers. They didn't have the right to vote, and were considered as persons under the law.

Explain why Canadiens did not share any enthusiasm for Canada's ties to Britain. Do you think their objections were justified? Explain your answer.

--Canadiens did not share any enthusiasm for Canada's ties to Britain because they were nationalists and they did not consider themselves as British subjects.

If you could add, that would be great, not sure if I've explained this well.

Edited by syria2014 - 12 years ago

Math Dividing Radicals.

 

Simplify.. 3v240/ v108

 

This is how I was doing it:

 

v240 = 4v15

 

v108 = 6v3

 

4v15/6v3

 

When I divide the roots by eachother 15/3 I get 5, but I cant divide 4 with 6, and I can't reduce either, otherwise Im left with 2/3. And I checked the answer, and it's supposed to be 2v5. I don't get how they got that. If it's possible could you please do this on journal/paint, and upload it so I can see how exactly you solved this, because it'll be easier to visualize certain steps.

 

^^ Sorry that v was supposed to be a radical, don't know why it didn't show up right.

help needed at like 11:30 pm ! lol! Edited by _Jess_ - 12 years ago

Originally posted by: -Ayeshaa-

Math Dividing Radicals.

 

Simplify.. 3v240/ v108

 

This is how I was doing it:

 

v240 = 4v15

 

v108 = 6v3

 

4v15/6v3

 

When I divide the roots by eachother 15/3 I get 5, but I cant divide 4 with 6, and I can't reduce either, otherwise Im left with 2/3. And I checked the answer, and it's supposed to be 2v5. I don't get how they got that. If it's possible could you please do this on journal/paint, and upload it so I can see how exactly you solved this, because it'll be easier to visualize certain steps.

 

@syria2014  - No, I'm trying to simplify those radicals out which I did here:

v240 = 4v15

 v108 = 6v3

And now I have do divide those simplified radicals together. But I keep getting stuck with the 4 and 6, cause they don't go into eachother evenly.

to find the radical of 108