答えあっていますでしょうか、、🥲🥲

22. That traffic sign (), "Slow down." 3 talks 他動詞で「人」を目的語に とらない ④4 says ) my father into buying a new car. 2 say 3 talk tell 1 writes 23. I'm going to try to ( 1 speak 2 tells 24. I was talked ( 1 about 25. That ( ) buying a big car by my sister. 2 away from 3 out of ) me of the happy days I had spent there. ③reminded 4 to 26. How many times do I have to remind you ( 1 for putting away 3 putting away T2 put away 4 to put away 10.62mobive 1 recommended 2 remained 〈東京国際大〉 Aを説得して Talt A into doing Ab 〈摂南大〉 #3 Talk A out of doing Azikler ~することを <センター試験>やめさせる remind A of B ARBEZ ④required 〈立正大〉 ) your toys? remind A to do. Aに~することを気づかせる <近畿大〉 27. She was ( ) of her schedule for the next three months. informe A of B Acibε For +3. ①acquired 2 announced ③informed 4 known 28. It will be difficult to ( ) the citizens of the necessity of building a new airport. 1 convict 2 consider 3 control 〈 武庫川女子大〉 9 convince A of B ASS BE 4 convince Conver 〈長崎外国語大〉 deprive A of B ASB) of 〈中央大〉 29. It is quite unfair that, except for aristocrats, people were deprived () their freedom of speech. 1 about 2 for in 動詞の語法②

ここはなぜn-1じゃなくてnなんでしょうか？ 隣接三項間のp n+2〜p nじゃなくて p n+1〜p n-1 が関係してそうなのですが よく分かりません 誰か教えてください

492 重要 例題 52 確率と漸化式 (2) … 隣接3項間 座標平面上で,点P を次の規則に従って移動させる。 000 1個のさいころを投げ, 出た目をα とするとき, a≦2ならばx軸の正の方向 へαだけ移動させ, a≧3 ならばy軸の正の方向へ1だけ移動させる。 原点を出発点としてさいころを繰り返し投げ, 点P を順次移動させるとき、自然 数nに対し、点Pが点(n, 0) に至る確率をpm で表し, bo=1とする。 (1) + を py D-1で表せ 。 [類 福井医大 ] 基本 41.51 RECOR 出したA 40 それ を求めよ。 (2)が未玉を持つ 回作後までの でないかが問題と 回の操作後に、赤 操作による状態の変化 操作を回り返し 自然数nに対して、 (2) 求めよ。 指針 (1) P+1点Pが点(n+1,0)に至る確率。 点Pが点 (n+1, 0) に到達する直前の 状態を、次の排反事象 [1], [2] に分けて 考える。 [1] 1 6 pn Pa n-1 n n+1 [1] 点 (n, 0)にいて1の目が出る。 pn-1 [2] [2] (-10)にいて2の目が出る。 (2)(1) で導いた漸化式から" を求める。 (1) 点Pが点(n + 1, 0) に到達するには 解答 [1] 点 (n, 0) いて1の目が出る。 [2]点(-10)にいて2の目が出る。 Pa+1 X y軸方向には移動しない。 の2通りの場合があり, [1], [2] の事象は互いに排反で 点 (n, 0, (-10)に ある。 よって Pn+1= + 6 P+1+ Pn= Pn (2)①から persit/po=1/2(pet1/31) Dn+1 Pn=- 2 よって 1 PR+1+ Pn 3 1 1 Do CHART 確率の漸 いる確率はそれぞれ pn, pn-1 | 赤玉を持っている。 =1/2x+1/から 4x²== 6 6x2-x-1=0 持っていないことを A.B.Cの順に よってことにする。2回の (B)=(-1/11/12) Pn+1- =(-)-(-1 3 (12/12)とする。 p=1,p=1/2から Dn+1+ 30m=1 (1/2)+ Pn+1- n+1 = (2-3)÷ ・から 1\n+1 bn= 5 $6 A, B, COT 右のようになるから 26=1 2 22 4 A,B,C ているとき、 ④ 52 2 進むものとする。 このとき, ちょうど点nに到達する確率をn で表す。 ただし, 練習 硬貨を投げて数直線上を原点から正の向きに進む。 表が出れば1進み, 裏が出れば nは自然数とする。 (1) 2以上のnについて、Pu+1とPn, Pn-」 との関係式を求めよ。 (2) 求めよ。 出方によって、赤 は右のようになる a.t

問題文の言ってる意味がわかりません どういう状況ですか

1203 大きさが2で, x軸の正の向きとなす角が 45, y 軸の正の向き となす角が60°であるような空間のベクトルを成分表示せよ。 ま た,そのベクトルが2軸の正の向きとなす角は何度か。

あってますか 後2の⑵教えてください

ています。 QR A: Amy T: Taku A: Why do you wear a mask, Taku? T: I have hay fever, so I wear a mask especially on sunny days. A: Will it be sunny tomorrow? T: Maybe. I'm going to wear a mask tomorrow too. エイミー: なぜマスクをしているの拓? 拓 花粉症だから、 特に晴れている 日はマスクをするんだよ。 エイミー: 明日は晴れるのかしら? 拓 : たぶんね。 明日もマスクを するつもりだよ。 EXERCISES -tep I noo ng books ① 日本語の意味に合うように、適切な語句を選びましょう。 par exlil uoy bluow lib 1. I'm tired. I will go / was going) to bed. school? 私は疲れました。 もう寝ようと思います。 elp seprio mulber 2. Hurry up, or you (will / were going to) miss the train. 急ぎなさい, そうしないと電車に乗り遅れますよ。 3. This bus (will take / was taking ) you to the museum. このバスに乗ると, 美術館に行けます。 Radar -SEED- ASTIC ERASER S-60 Sop of 10 ever 107 会社 neeled 10 .82 ed il ton 2 日本語の意味に合うように,( )内の語を並べかえましょう。UINHO O 1. I ( clean / room / my / will) next Sunday. Will cleanomy room 私は次の日曜日に部屋を掃除するつもりです。 2. Don't worry. We're (get/ going / there / to) on time. 心配しないで。 私たちは時間どおりにそこへ着きそうです。 evoH.Joy >nonT 3. Where (are / going / to / you) go for your holidays?loof uoyanonT are you going to あなたは休暇にどこへ行くつもりですか。 3 右の絵の場面に合うように、空所に入る語を考えましょう。 obro quoy exlot I voM It will be rainy in Fukuoka this weekend. beto libero quod by Spree-libero y e fabino DA 1 時間がたつと変化するものについて、発表しましょう。 PERFORM 例 Babies will become adults. (その他の例: seeds→plants caterpillars → butterflies) タネ 植物 イモムシ チョウ ? あなたの夏休みの予定を発表しましょう。 Le Useful Words & Expressions pp.90-1, 91-JK

黄色マーカーで引かれた部分の文構造が分からないため教えて頂きたいです。よろしくお願いいたします。

その親密なから奇跡的 S V ③ The two persons become well acquainted, their intimacy loses more and more of its miraculous character, 消 until their antagonism, their disappointments, their mutual boredom kill whatever is left of the initial excitement. macquainted (adj) = knowing or being familiar with a person「 sval dianshin with someone

英文を読んでかっこに入るのを書く問題です。教えてください。書いてるところは確認お願いします🙇

6 One solution is to promote more contact with endangered languages. In the case of Ainu, a speech 30 contest for learners of the language has been held in Hokkaido since 1998. Participants give speeches in Ainu. In addition, Ainu singers have attracted many fans with traditional Ainu songs. archi Another solution is to digitally preserve endangered digital languages throughout the world. Using modern technology, UNESCO is building a digital archive of spoken and written materials in those languages. Even after the last native speakers have died, people can continue to access the wisdom recorded in the "lost" languages. 8 These efforts toward promotion and preservation are promising, but more and more languages are becoming at risk every day. Saving them is truly a race against time. pro pra pre pre pr

英文を読んで答える問題です。かっこの中教えてください。書いてるところは合っているか確認お願いします🙇

(d)/ You have probably heard of endangered animals such as orangutans and elephants. However, not only animals but also many languages are at risk of extinction. 2 Today 6,000 to 7,000 languages exist in the world. UNESCO estimates that half of them are spoken by fewer than 6,000 people-and those languages might disappear within 100 years. That means two or three languages become extinct every month. 3 Why is this happening? Young people prefer using a majority language, which enables them to communicate with more people and enjoy more career opportunities. As a result, English has come to be widely used across the world, and parents are not always willing to teach their mother tongue to their children. Thus, minority languages are now dying with the older generation. 4 Languages are a part of the world's cultural heritage. Once we lose a language, we can never retrieve it. We can never appreciate the wisdom that was conveyed in the lost language. 10

この関係代名詞の文で前置詞の問題なんですけど前置詞が関係代名詞の前に来る場合と文の後ろに来る場合では何が違うのでしょうか？ また途中に来てるやつの前置詞は後ろにおいても大丈夫なんですか？教えて欲しいです。

46 (2) This is a house. A famous astronaut grew up in it. This is the house ( in ) (which ) a famous astronaut grew up. (3) You recommended an interesting book yesterday. Is this it? Is this the interesting (book) (Yau )(recommended yesterday?

赤線部についてwhat toが「どう〜か」という訳になっているのはなぜですか？🙇🏻‍♀️

40 テレビの子供への影響 179 words 1 Many people are concerned about what television has done to the generation of American children who have grown up watching it. For one thing, TV deprives children of creative imagination Some teachers feel that television has taken away the child's 5 ability to form mental pictures in his own mind, resulting in children who cannot figure out a simple story without visual illustrations. For another, too much TV too early tends to cause children to turn away from real life. As a result, they grow up to be passive spectators who can only respond to action, but not take 10 the initiative in doing anything. 2 Another area for concern is that children are short of tolerance for learning. They don't know what to do with some problems if it takes them too long to solve them, because they have been conditioned to see all problems solved in 30 or 60 minutes on TV 15 3 Television violence in particular has the most serious impact on children, most of whom get used to it and become incapable of 17 sympathizing with the pains of others. Tegala Jasd edited

赤線のitというのは何を指しているのでしょうか🙇🏻‍♀️

200 words When a human infant comes into being in any community in any part of the world, it has two things in common with any other infant. First of all, newborn children are completely helpless Apart from a powerful capacity to draw attention to their 5 helplessness by using sound, there is nothing the newborn child can do to ensure his own survival, Without care from some other human being, be it mother or father, an infant is not liable to survive 2 This helplessness is characteristic of a human infant, and is in contrast with the capacity of many newborn animals to stand up 10 within minutes of birth. They don't even have difficulty running with the *herd within a few hours. Since young animals are certainly in danger, sometimes for weeks or even months after birth, compared with the human infant, they quickly develop the capacity to protect themselves. However, the human infant is in need of others for a is 15 very long time. During this long period, the human infant develops the second feature which it shares with all other human infants, the capacity to learn language. It goes without saying that language 18 specific to and indispensable to the *human race. (注) herd 「(同種の動物の) 群れ」 human race [ is