中3平方根 体積と表面積の求め方を教えて欲しいです

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至急です。明日提出のためどなたかわかる方手伝っていただけたら嬉しいです。

【1】 次の英文の空欄に最も適したものを選び、 英文を完成さ せなさい。 (2点×20) (1) What time will you ( come 2 happen 3 (2) Why don't you ( (4) You ( coming. lie 2 lay 3 send 4 sleep (3) All of the guests missed you. You ( the party. *miss〜 : 〜 の不在を寂しがる must 2 should 3 would 4 will to not (5) I haven't decided ( ) go out tonight because another typhoon is ought not 2 hadn't better 3 had better not had 4 to where going (6) He is good at ( *employee ) the mountain cabin? reach 4 arrive ) on the sofa and have a nap? ) on vacation yet. where going 2 going where 3 where to go motivation 2 to motivate ) his employees. (9) The Bible might be ( 4 motivating (7) I tried counting the number of languages ( world. 1 speaking 2 have spoken 3 to speak 4 spoken (8) A truck crashed into a group of carpenters ( the park. ) have attended (10) Our boss said we had to work ( motivate to working worked 3 who works that working ) useful book of all. much 2 better 3 the more 4 the most (12) This is the house we ( (14) Stop chatting, ( Das hard 2 more hard 3 harder 4 so hard (11) This is a cave ( * Neanderthal man : ネアンデルタール人 which 2 that 3 where 4 why lived 2 live 3 lived in 4 live (13) You must hand in the paper ( *hand in : 提出する until 2 for 3 till 4 by and 2 but 3 or 4 so ) in the ) Neanderthal man lived. ) as we could. (15) John is ( 1 taken took 3 taking 4 take ) in ) when we were children. ) the professor will get angry. (1 shower now. Please call later. ) eleven o'clock

2パラグラフ目の4行目のing形になっているのはなぜですか？ 3パラグラフ目の7行目のinになっている理由と、8行目のcouldになっている理由。 詳しく教えてください🙇‍♀️

欄 13 12 1 ⓘ Last year, 1 昨年 ② Her shop was just in front of a railway station 彼女の店は鉄道の駅の真ん前にあった and soon became popular. ⑤ そしてすぐに人気になった ③ Her customers included children, teenagers, and working people 彼女の客は子どもたち、 10代の人たち、そして働く人たちを含んでいた who used the station. Margaret opened a new flower shop in Nagoya. マーガレットは名古屋に新しい花屋を開いた その駅を利用する (人たち) At the end of this year, | she looked carefully at her monthly sales この年の終わりに 1 彼女は毎月の売り上げを丁寧に見た for the whole year nalse oc その年1年分の She made a graph to make the monthly trends easier to see. しにする 彼女はグラフを作った 月ごとの傾向をより見やすくするために ① According to her data, flowers sold best in December. 彼女のデータによると 1 花は12月に一番売れた e During the Christmas season, / クリスマスの時期の間 people buy flowers for Christmas parties, 人々はクリスマス・パーティーのために花を買う and some people choose flower bouquets そして何人かの人は花束を選ぶ Also,/ flowers are a common feature また 花は一般的な特徴だ when celebrating the New Year, 1 新年を祝うときの and people tend to buy more expensive flowers そして人々はより高価な花を買う傾向がある at the end of the year. 1年の終わりに ⓒ In March, / there are many opportunities to send flower bouquets, | 1 3月には たくさんの機会がある 花束を送る (機会) such as graduation ceremonies and job transfers. 卒業式や転勤などの 1 そしてその時期の売り上げを増やし(たかった) 1 1 as presents. Similarly, / in May, people often buy flower bouquets for Mother's Day. 同様に 5月には 人々は母の日のためにしばしば花束を買う 6 Interestingly, / sales were good in August, too. 興味深いことに 売り上げは8月もよかった ⑦ The reason is that many Japanese people bring flowers to family その理由は〜ということだ 多くの日本人は夏に家族の墓へ花を持ってくる(ということ) graves in the summer. 1つは敬老の日を狙うことだった on the third Monday in September. 9月の第3月曜日の ople! 合等 flowers did not sell well during fall. On the other hand, 一方 1 花は秋の間あまり売れなかった ② Margaret wanted to attract new customers マーガレットは新しい客を引きつけたかった 1 and increase sales in that season. ③ She came up with two ideas. 彼女は2つのアイデアを思いついた One was to target Respect-for-the-Aged Day 1 She was sure 彼女は~と確信していた! プレゼントとして 8 She hones some people would want to send flowers to grandparents on that day. 何人かの人々はその日に祖父母へ花を送りたいと思うだろう(と) 6 The other was a Halloween promotion. もう1つはハロウィーンの販売促進だった She decided to make bouquets in the typical colors of Halloween 1 彼女はハロウィーン特有の色の花束を作ることを決めた that people Could put in their homes on that day. 人々がその日家に置くことのできる (花束) 語句 railway populan ｢人 custom include month sale trend accoro 「~に sell bouqu comn motenerstamo gniber og62U & 16mmiG™ noldas rad & grisin anibes big noilbid & grines. -moibl & featur celeb tend expe oppo grad cer job 1 inter grav on t 「一 attr studeny inci 動 con 「- tar pro typ

問題で、段落1.2段落からと書いてあるので、Last year〜から、to seeまでかなっと思ったんですけど、実際は、in the summerまででした。 棒線部1の前にはきちんと空いているのになぜそうなるのでしょうか？ わかる方お願いします。 どっちかと言うと英語では... 続きを読む

4 S 15 Chapter yar 英文を読んで、設問に答えなさい。 (thousands of yen) 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 January March February April 花の売り上げ Flowers Sales May June July August October Septemb Decembe November 目標時間 words 40 minutes ~ included children, teenagers, and working people who used the station. At the end of this year, she looked carefully at her monthly sales for the whole year. She made a graph to make the monthly trends easier to see. Last year, Margaret opened a new flower shop in Nagoya. Her shop was just in front of a railway station and soon became popular. Her customers According to her data, flowers sold best in December. During the 12月 Christmas season, people buy flowers for Christmas parties, and some people choose flower bouquets as presents. Also, flowers are a common feature when celebrating the New Year and people tend to buy more expensive flowers at 310 the end of the year. In March, there are many opportunities to send flower bouquets, such as graduation ceremonies and job transfers. Similarly, in May people often buy flower bouquets for Mother's Day. Interestingly, sales were good in August, too. The reason is that many Japanese people bring flowers to family graves in the summer. der 秋 On the other hand, flowers did not sell well during fall. Margaret wanted to attract new customers and increase sales in that season. She came up with (2) two ideas. One was to target Respect-for-the-Aged Day on the third Monday in September. She was sure some people would want to send flowers to grandparents on that day. The other was a Halloween promotion She decided to make bouquets in the typical colors of Halloween that people could put in their homes on that day. She hopes that her total yearly sales will # 201 be higher next year. トータル 2つめのアイテ A-1 A-2 A-3

コンゴ川とミシシッピ川はどうやって判別するのですか？ 正解は⑤です

地理B 問3 河川流量の年変化は, 流域の気候環境などを反映する。 次の図3は、エニセ イ川, コンゴ川, ミシシッピ川の流域と主な河道および流量観測地点を示した ものであり, 下の図4中のF~Hは, 図3中のいずれかの河川の流量観測地点 における月平均流量を示したものである。 河川名とF~Hとの正しい組合せ を,次ページの①~⑥のうちから一つ選べ。 3 エニセイ川 万m3/秒 8₁ 流域 それぞれの地図は, 同縮尺で,正積図法で描かれている。 World Wildlife Fund の資料などにより作成。 図 3 月平均流量 6 0 13579 11月 F エニセイ川 コンゴ川 ミシシッピ川 コンゴ川 O F H 万m3/秒 8 月平均流量 6 4 2 0 主な河道 ■流量観測地点 F G 1357 9 11月 13579 11月 G H Global Runoff Data Centre, University of New Hampshire の資料により作成。 4 -136- G F H G ミシシッピ川 F 万m3/秒 8 月平均流量 6 4 2 0 H F G 6 H F (2602-136) 地理B 3/35

Another data item on the table, "Internet Penetration," shows the ratio between the sum of Internet users speaking a language and the tot... 続きを読む

四角5とそれ以外は合っているか教えて頂きたいです。🙇‍♀️

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黄色線のところについてですが、between 複数名詞となっていますがどう訳せば良いんですか？between の後についている名詞が１つしかないので分かりません。どことどこの間ですか？

[Review] redt toda lira olqooq u obat A few years ago, a large American university had a new campus built, where each building was designed with consideration for such aspects as access, environmental impact, and use of advanced information and communication technology. However, at an early stage of the design of the campus, it was pointed out that no plans had been made for pathways or other routes between the new buildings. Such routes often present problems to architects, as the way people will walk between buildings is hard to predict before construction. The university president, who had taken personal charge of the project, said, "Just plant grass; don't make any pathways." The other members of the project committee were astonished at this instruction, but since the president had a reputation for vision in design and development, the committee agreed to construct no pathways but only to plant grass on the campus. One year after the completion of the new campus, the university president called for the committee to meet and inspect the development. Over the grassy lawns between the buildings, tracks had been clearly made by students and faculty walking from one place to another. "There!" said the president, pointing to the trackways, "Put the pathways there, where the tracks have already been made."

この問題の(2)(3)が分かりません 線分ABの長さdの求め方を教えていただきたいです。原点と点Aの長さをrと置いて解くらしいのですが、分かりません

平面上 F. Qk P4 & と 1770 (1) √√2²- √3² = (0,0), (1,0) (2) 原点と点への距離を トとおく。 このとき、点の座標は Acrcosa, rgina)と表せる。 点Aは楕円上の点なので、 2 (rose-1) ² 4 + B ² sin ² d r 3 = x=距離= Acrcosa, rsin α) + sind F(1,0) y X 12 2 2 t² sin d =1 3 2 + 45²³sin ²x = 1 3 = tan x x r² cos³d - 2rcosx +1 4 3r cos³d - brosa +3 22 3h²³ (cos³x + Sin²³α) - 6r cos α +2+ t²³sin³α = 0 1² ( 1 _ cos³d) - br cos α + 3√²³² +2 = 0 2 -p² cos²x 6h cosa +4h²³ + 2 {tan²=α + (-1) が成り立つ。 X12 Granal +< cosa <o Act, sind l= cos²2 0 ≤ cosa ≤ 1 a£t Sina cQd 2+(-30an) (4-c²s²2) - 6 cos sind +2=0

めんどくさいと思うのですが囲ってある部分の答えをどなたか教えてくださいm(_ _)m

Part 2 combination(s) (ka(:)mbinérf(a)n(z)/ literary /litoreri/ competition /ka(:)mpatif(a)n/ portrait portrat/ previous /privias/ regard(ed) /rigá:rd(id)/ certain sárt(a)n/ develop /divélap/ further /fardar/ argue /á:rgju:/ creation /krieif(a)n/ imitation. (imitérf(a)n/ Sakura also learns that AI is spreading into the arts. Al is opening new frontiers. It has even created novels and pictures. Japanese engineers created four short sci-fi novels. These were combinations of AI writing and human writing. In 2016, one of them passed the first round of a literary competition. Al has also produced a portrait from the data of previous artworks. In 2018, the portrait was sold at auction. People were surprised by the price. It was 432,500 dollars. People regarded the AI picture as a piece AI art. of art. Humans now have a new form of art It is certain that AI art will develop further. However, some people say that AI art is not art at all. They argue It is not that Al is just copying someone else's art. creation but just imitation. 4. These は何を指しますか。 10. regard A as B 14. It は何を指しますか。 13. not at "all 14. not A but B -