What are current pieces of change made of

What are current pieces of change made of

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Most of the coins made today are a mixture of zinc and copper. Mostly zinc though. ChaCha

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how to maintain current weight after weight loss (i want to stop dropping pounds now but cant)?

Q: since august ive lost 14 pounds and currently weigh about 110. the changes were mostly made in my diet, i stopped eating all junk food, drank only water, ate nothing after 730, ate a lot helathier. i also swim 2 hours each day, but did this before the wieght loss. im finally at a weight im happy with. i dont see fat anymore. but now i cant stop losing weight. i guess ive trained myself to think that certain food is bad and cant eat it. im worried about being fat again. but i really want to stop losing weight and maintain my current weight. i just dont know how to do this. my friend was anorexic for a few yrs (i am def NOT anorexic nnor was i ever) and when she went to treatment she gained a TON of weight. i would even say shes overweight now. i dont want this to happen to me. so what should i do? how much should i be eating to maintain my weight. this is an example of what im eating now:breakfast: bowl of multi grain cheerioslunch: healthy choice vegetable soup or a turkey sandwich, piece of fruit (10:30 because i have 3rd period lunch at school =( )dinner: (usually at 3:00 due to swimming schedule): something like baked chicken and broccoli or pasta and salad or basically whatever my mom makes but its usually helathyafter pratice snack: (7:30) : fruitwhat should i be eating to stop dropping weight?!

A: Well you should not stop eating healthy that’s for sure. maybe add some exta stuff to your meals…like some toast with breakfast or change it up and eat some eggs. and eat a little bit more at lunch. eat a snadwhich and some fruit and maybe add in some chips. Adding a couple of things that are higher in fat throughout the day will not make you fat as long as you keep it in proportion and stay active. I would say to decrease your activity level too. maybe add some desert in there. If you keep having this problem I would suggest going to your doctor.In order to maintain your weight you have to east the same amount you burn and not burn more than your eating. If you eat more then you burn then you will gain weight.

physics help homework?

Q: the ones with the stars are the ones that i think are right..but im not sure..please put the right answer 🙂 tanx 1.If the coolant in an air conditioner has a lower temperature than the air in a building, then ____. A.heat will flow from the air into the coolant-B.heat will flow from the coolant into the airC.heat will flow from the coolant into the air2.You have two pieces of wire that allow electrons to pass through them when they are connected to each other. If you insert a piece of rubber between the wires, the electrons do not flow. The rubber material is ______.A.CircuitB.conductorC.fuseD.insulator*In order for a person to “see” an object, light waves pass through the ___________. A.cornea B.iris* C.lens D.Retina2.Which best describes longitudinal wavesA.Compressions and rarefactions make up longitudinal waves, which can only travel in matter.*B.Light energy travels in longitudinal waves and can travel in either matter or empty space.C.Longitudinal waves carry sound energy and are made up of crests and troughs.Which waves cause matter to move back and forth in the same direction?A.Transverse waves*B.magneticC.longetudinalWhich happens to the magnetic field of a wire when you change the direction of the current in the wire?A.Becomes stongerB.It becomes weaker.C.It changes direction too.*D.It stays the same.When a wire is made smaller, the resistance increases. Which happens to the electric current?A.Decreases*B.increasesC.stays the sameLight from the sun travels through space to Earth’s atmosphere. Which will light waves do when they move from empty space into matter made up of different gases?A.move at the same speed B.move faster as they transmitC.slow down and refractD.speed up and reflect*A clock radio is rated as 30 W of power output. If the radio also draws 30 W at 120 V, which will the current draw beA.0.25 A*B.4 AC.3,600 AD.0.5 AIf amplitude of the waves coming from a light bulb decreased, which would you expect to happen?A.The brightness of the bulb would decrease.*B.The intensity of the light would increase.C.The light waves would travel fasterAll of the following are examples of chemical energy except _______.A.burning a candleB.coasting downhill on a bikeC.working muscles using food*Energy that flows from an object with a higher temperature to an object with a lower temperature is ______.A.thermal energy B.temperature*C.heat energyWhat is happening if energy input remains constant and voltage remains the same in a circuit, but the current decreases?a.The resistance has increased.*b.The volts have decreased.C.The power has increased.You wrap a wire around a piece of iron. If you slowly increase the strength of an electric current flowing through the wire, you would expect _____.A.the magnet to become stronger*B.the magnet to stop producing a fieldC.the wire to moveD.the wire to unwrapWhat type of energy is sound?A.electromagnetic energy B.kinetic energy *C.mechanical energyD.potential energy All of the following are examples of electric current exceptA.charges flowing in one direction through a circuitB.charges moving through a conductorC.electrical discharge from a charged objectD.electrons moving through a copper wireA toaster draws 8 A of current with a voltage of 120 V. Which is the power used by the toaster?A.960 WWhich sets of data show a wave with the shortest wavelength?A.speed = 100 million m/s and frequency = 50 million Hz*B.speed = 150 million m/s and frequency = 1500 HzC.speed = 300 million m/s and frequency = 100 HzA toy boat is floating in a large metal bucket. If you build a fire under the bucket, how the heat will transfer from the fire to the boat?A.Water molecules in the bucket will transfer the heat.* B.Metal molecules of the bucket will transfer the heat. C.Surrounding air molecules will transfer the heat. Lighting a match results in light and heat. Since energy was not created by the match, what transformation took place?A.Friction generated heat to release chemical energy.B.Light energy was generated from radiant energy.*C.Sound energy generated heat energy.

A: 1.A 2.D — C and A (go with C)2.A–A–C–A–C–A–A–BWhat is happening if energy input remains constant and voltage remains the same in a circuit, but the current decreases?a.The resistance has increased.*b.The volts have decreased.C.The power has increased.This is a trick question since P=IV = IR^2 the current can’t decrease without the energy input decreasing if the voltage is constant. Answer a is best but energy input will decrease also.–A–B (also C)–C.electrical discharge from a charged object–A.960 W–A.speed = 100 million m/s and frequency = 50 million Hz*–A.Water molecules in the bucket will transfer the heat.* –A.Friction generated heat to release chemical energy.

instrument family worksheet?

Q: hey, do you want best answer points? well then, answer these questions for me. i will give them to who answers the most.1.List the instrument families.2.List instruments within each family.3.Why are they called families?4.Which family has the largest amount of instruments?5.What is the Soprano String instrument? The alto? Tenor? Bass?6.What are the strings made of on the string instruments?7.How strings are on a harp?8.Why would some people argue that the harp is part of the percussion family instead of the string family?9.When do we have evidence of the earliest harp?10.What do the pedals do on a harp?11.Name two early 20th century composers that wrote many pieces for the harp?12.How many strings are on a modern orchestral string instrument (not the harp)?13.When did the orchestral string instruments reach their modern forms?14.List one modern/current cellist.15.Which string instrument is considered a rhythmic foundation for the orchestra?16.What is the difference between a viola and a violin (look, construction, and sound)?17.What does the bridge do on a string instrument?18.How many of each of the string instruments would you find in an orchestra?19.On Brass instruments what is the “bell?”20.How do you change pitch on brass instruments?21.Which brass instrument was originally a “hunting horn?”22.How many of each major brass instrument would you find in an orchestra? Why do you suppose the numbers are less than the string instruments?23.The larger the instruments, the (high or lower) the sound. The smaller the instrument, the (higher or lower) the sound.24.Which bras instrument has a slide instead of valves?25.Which instrument has the longest tubing?26.What is the difference between a French Horn and English Horn?27.What was the early name of the trombone? Where do we think that same came from?28.Who was the first composer to use the Trombone in the orchestra?29.Describe how the trumpet was used in its early stages vs. how it is used today.30.How many valves/keys does a tuba have?31.What is the highest instrument in the brass family? The lowest?32.What are woodwinds made of?33.What is a reed?34.How many of each woodwind do you find in an orchestra?35.Which woodwinds have a single reed? Double reed?36.Why is a flute so different from the other woodwind instruments?37.How do you make sound on the woodwind instruments?38.How do you change pitches on the woodwinds?39.What is the highest woodwind?40.Which instrument can play the lowest instrument in the orchestra?41.Explain the difference between a woodwind made of a single piece of wood or with joints.42.What are the 4 ranges for the clarinet?43.Which woodwind has been used in Jazz since the genre’s southern US beginning?44.What instrument is the only woodwind made of brass?45.What is the difference between a B-flat clarinet and a bass clarinet?46.What instrument is the organ a part of? Why?47.What family is the piano (piano forte) part of? Why?48.Where are percussion instruments from?49.What are four uses of percussion instruments in an orchestra?50.How do you play a percussion instrument?51.What is an example of a pitched percussion instrument? What is an example of an un-pitched percussion instrument?52.What is the largest and lowest percussion instrument?53.Which percussion instrument is also known as the kettle drums?54.What is a snare?55.Where are cymbals from? What are they made out of?56.What is a glockenspiel?57.When did the orchestra add the triangle?58.What is your favorite instrument family? Why?

A: You’re kidding, right? – Why not post your algebra and English homework too?Look between the front and back cover of your music theory book.I’m sure you’ll find the answers there.Good luck in your studies,~ Mitch ~