You're getting cheap rent for a prime position. この文はどういう意味でしょうか？？？

6月にある進研マーク模試の高３の範囲を教えてください！！

①so many advances ◯ ②so short time ✖️ 1は正しい 2はsuch a short timeに直すんですが①と②の違いはなんですか？ ②はtimeが名詞なのでsoがダメなのはわかりますが それならanvancesのあ... Read More

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翻訳お願いします………… 何度も何度もといているのですが分かりません(--;) お願いします…

例文9 Japan needs to actbefore its savings dry up Declining in the standings of Asian nations in terms of wealth、Japan needs to take steps to bolster economic growth while it sill has ample savings. Japan is no longer the wealthiest country in Asia. A Rcport by the Intermational Monetary Fund shows that Singapore's gross domestic product per capita surpasses Japan's in 2007. Im fact, Singapore topped Japan more than a decade ago when one compares GDP based on purchasing power parity。 which excluded the cffects of exchange rates. Japan is fourth on this list、after Singapore, Brunci and Hong Kong. According to the IMF's projections、 Taiwan will just about catch up with Japan around 2013. (日本語訳) 例文10 The fact that Japan is slipping relative to others in the wealth standings is not the problem、because growth in neighboring regions is a positive factor for Japan.A rising middle class in China and India means that for Japan. the two nations have become more attractive as consumer markets and not just as sites for factories.

誰かここの計算過程を書いてください🙇‍♂️

ることを用いで誠 四角形 ABCD が回回 よって coSi呈 A へABC においq宗 AC*=1(縛

群数列です。教えてください！🙇‍♀️ 線書き込んだんですけど、このように解くことはできないのでしょうか？？

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翻訳お願いします…… 自分でもやって見たのですが全く分かりません… お願いします………

例文9 Japan needs toact before its savings dry UP Declining in the standings of Asian nations in terms of wealth、Japan needs to take steps to bolster economic growth while it sill has ample SaVings. Japan is no longer the wealthiest countryin Asia. A Report by the International Monetary Fund shows that Singapore's gross domestic product per capita surpasses Japan's in 2007. In fact, Singapore topped Japan more than a decade ago when one compares GDP based on purchasing power parity、。 which cxcluded the effects of exchange rates. Japan is fourth on this list、after Singapore, Brunei and Hong Kong. According to the IMF's projections、 Taiwan will just about catch up with Japan around 2013. (日本語訳) 例文10 The fact that Japan is slipping relative to others in the wealth standings is not the problem、because growth in neighboring regions is a positive factor for Japan. A rising middle class in China and India means that、 for Japan。 the two nations have become more attractiVe as consumer markets and not just as sites for factories. (日本語訳)

下線部⑴の訳を教えてください！

DCCQAUSC_ DUOUEE DCOUICGS、 UCS SE in the high value they place on tradition, unlike YOumg countries which are interested 5 only in the present. Some writers, however, compare the Japanese to Americans for precisely the opposite reason: both peoples are extremely fond of new things, and are ready to 。Sacrifice almost any tradition im favor of convemience. The Japanese are compared also to the French because of their artistic character and their natural talent for making beautiful things: but they are just as often compared to the Germans because 10 of their love of efficiency. Japanese who visit different regions of Asia, especially after first visiting Europe or America are likely to be impressed, on the other hand, by the epresemblances between themselves and the Chinese or various other Asian peoples, and at every cultural gathering of Japanese and Chinese it iS customary for the Japanese to declare with modesty that their entire culture was derived from China. 62 but they bring to mind the m 15 All these compariSonts have some basis in Buddhist story of nd Hm(

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英語の訳をお願いします。あと、よろしければ単語の訳もお願いします！今同時並行でやっているのですが、良い訳ができません。

10 15 Positively (negatively) charged : 正 (負 ) 因で besaid to 一 : ーする・一であると言われている When you rub a plastic ruler on your head!, your hair sticks to the ruler. This happens because of static electricity. The plastic ruler has equal numbers of positive and negative charges before it is rubbed. These charges balance each other. It is said to be electrically neutral. However, rubbing it upsets this balance. When the ruler is rubbed against your har, negative charges travel from the hair to the ruler. The ruler now has more negative charges than positive charges. It has become negatively charged. Because the negative charges have left the hanr, it now has more pos1tive charges than negative charges. It has become positively charged. Such an imbalance of electric charges is called static electricty. ほしている because of 一 ・ のために・一が全 5 2-01-04 electric [ilCktrik] charge [UIG:7d53] rub [rAb] ruler [ru:ls/ stick [Stik] static [stietik] electricitY [ilektrisati] balance [blans] electrically [ilektrikali] neutral [n/u:tral] upSet [ADSCt] negatively [negstivli] positively [pezitivli] imbalance [imbslsns]