Carole Said:

I need help on a report to write about the Greek origin of the nine planets in our solar system.?

We Answered:

MERCURY

Named by early Romans after the messenger of their gods.
Rotation: 59days
Revolution: 88days
Atmosphere: Helium, oxygen, hydrogen
Temperature: -193?C to 342?C
Diameter: 4,878 KM
Distance from the Sun (avg): 57.9 mil km
Number of Moons: 0

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Jonathan Said:

Help! Science report! Respiratory System. Best answer, 10 pts!?

We Answered:

the beginning of the respiratory system is the mouth then the esophagus/windpipe then the lungs and the diaphragm. when the diaphragm moves down you breath in. when the diaphragm moves up up breath out. the esophagus/windpipe is a tube that helps the air travel from your mouth to your lungs.

Claude Said:

Took a report of conflicts/sharing page in System Information.?

We Answered:

No not at ALL.
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Sandra Said:

we have to go to cisco company to ask them about thing in their system to write a report, what can I ask ?

We Answered:

The best question I would like to ask any company dealing with systems is "Have you taken into account all of the human factors that make up a successful company in your quest to find the ultimate system to do so?"

One of the biggest dangers of systems dealing with data about how to best find a system that will help a company towards the path of success is relying so heavily on data that is not completely accurate about the human factor in such systems.

This, obviously leads to a boat load of questions about the human condition and its ability to perform well for a company. But without the quest for the ultimate, complete data of the human condition, its logical to realize that the limited data of a system, even if if it seems unimportant or minute will or may produce a faulty system data that ultimately will fail in its quest to provide an accurate picture that's needed to produce a successful system.

So, again, the question would be "How accurate and complete is your data of the human condition in regards to your system outlays?"

It's probably too large a question to ask, but it will raise eyebrows because of its much more multidimensional look at this, I believe, very serious issue.

Much peace,
Wolfy

Stacey Said:

What are the three systems of writing used by the ancient egyptians?

We Answered:

The native writing systems of Ancient Egypt used to record the Egyptian language include both the Egyptian hieroglyphs and Hieratic from Protodynastic times, the 13th century BC cursive variants of the hieroglyphs which became popular, then the latest Demotic script developed from Hieratic, from the 7th century BC onward.

Rafael Said:

How do i write a closing paragraph for a report on the respiratory system?

We Answered:

You could make your closing paragraph or summary this way:

The respiratory system is the body system responsible for breathing. It includes the lungs and a series of tubes and passageways ­that allow air into and out of the body. The respiratory system helps sustain life by bringing oxygen, essential for life, to the body’s cells, while at the same time getting rid of carbon dioxide, a waste product.

The respiratory system is divided into two parts for descriptive purposes, though it is important to note that there is no physical division between the two:

Upper respiratory tract. This includes the nose, nasal cavities, sinuses, throat (pharynx), voice box (larynx) and the windpipe (trachea).

Lower respiratory tract. Consists of the lungs, including the bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli.

During respiration, three gases are exchanged between the atmosphere and the body: oxygen, carbon dioxide and nitrogen. The respiratory system combines with the circulatory system (the heart and blood vessels) to help deliver life-giving oxygen to the cells of the body. The respiratory system has three primary functions:

To bring oxygen into the body when a person inhales

To eliminate carbon dioxide from the body when a person exhales

To help maintain body fluids at a stable acid–base balance