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Homework alert!

Homework alert!

Homework alert!

Homework alert!

Homework alert!

Please go do some basic research (homework), then come back and tell us which one you think is best and cheapest and we will consult with you.

May find some helpful information about the power of the axis here. Then again, maybe you won't.

Not THAT axis!!!!

The Axis were made up of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy & Imperial Japan. Go read up on each.

T4,

The answers you are getting are a reflection of the form of your question.

Without saying anything about "student" or "homework" you should just say something like: I would like to know some ways to measure axial power (specify optical or mechanical or whatever) and which are most economical.

Now smack yourself on the back of your head and try again.

We are not mind readers.

Jon

The CIA determines a country's capabilities, economy, industrial capacity etc by the consumption (internal production and imports) of sulfuric acid. Very few things get made without sulfuric acid in the process somewhere. Reagent grade sulfuric acid may be $ 50 US a liter from a chemical supply house, but industrial grade is cents a pound.

No wonder he's asking a homework question he is most probably a "new" student......and we all know what "new" students really are!!!

thats pretty sad you all had time to write smart a*$ quips but you couldn't drop the slightest bit of insight or information when you obviously knew what this guy was talking about. I had thought these blogs were a decent source of information, guess not....

GA

I like the cut of your jib!!

Hi Guest,

Just a couple of points.

Firstly, The OP's request was and is so vague that it is not answerable.

Second, This is not a Homework help site. Please read this as sent in request to what the Admins thoughts are about possible homework help.

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I'd suggest using this snippet from the CR4 site policy instead.

• Do your own homework. CR4 is not a homework cheat site. While some here might relish the opportunity to sharpen up old rusty skills by working the homework problem, consider this and consider it well. If you cheat on your homework by using someone else's answers, you are only cheating yourself, because the purpose of any homework or other college assignments is to help you learn - by practice, repetition, and self-discovery. (thanks STL Engineer)

Best,

Moose

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The OP says they are a Student, which in my books means homework?

A Student would have already discussed any topic they need help on, in class, so perhaps they should take more notice of what it taught before trying to '---perhaps'--- cheat the system. I have searched using the same search terms as a student has sent in before now, and gotten back several other sites that student has asked exactly the same question on.

And, why can the OP not search the web for what they want?

They would need to be much more sensible when differentiating the subject though.

Please note before you make any reply, that it is not that I/we do not want to reply and help...................... BUT WE CANNOT!!!!!!!!

Take care.

Guest, we help anyone who asks sensible questions. Now how are we expected to know exactly in what context the OP means by "Axis"? And frankly, even if I knew what he/she is referring to as axis here, I still would not answer the question. Why? Because he/she has to do his/her own homework first, that's why! Now, if the OP had done his/her own homework first, and then asked us to check if it was done correctly, then that's different. THAT, we don't mind helping out on.

Now as you said, you thought these blogs are a decent source of information, and they are. You have just learnt a very important lesson from reading this thread, namely, there's no such thing as a free lunch. You want answers, go work on them first, and then get people who know better to check them. That way, you learn what is correct and what is not, something you would never learn if you keep needing to be spoonfed.

Perhaps you might want to apply this valuable little lesson in YOUR life.

There are fifteen ways to measure the axis power. And the cheapest one is the tenth.

GA. Well put.

Hi DVader,

Many thanks my friend.

Take care