is the story a true story a realistic story of a fantasy?why?

2x³+5x²= - 2 if x= - 2 5x²+½x-2 if x = 8 2m² = m+16 if m = - 17

1. Anong ang pag kakaiba ng pagiging tao sa pagiging makatao?

Gawain 2: Panuto: Lagyan ng TAMA kung ang kaisipan ay nagpapahayag ng katotohanan at kung MALI isulat ang wastong kasagutan nito. 1. Ang sanaysay ay may tauhan at tagpuan 2. Sa wakas nakapaloob ang kabuuan at pangkalahatang palagay sa paksang pinag-uusapan 3. Ang anyo at istraktura ng sanaysay ay mahalagang sangkap upang maunawaan ng maayos ng mambabasa ang paksa 4. Sa simula makikita ang kabuuan ng tema ng sanaysay 5. Sa gitna o katawan ng sanaysay dito tinatalakay at pinapatunayan ang kaisipan ng sanaysay 6. Ang tema ang siyang binibigyang pansin sa pagsusulat ng sanaysay 7 Ang sanaysay ay isang akdang pampanitikan na naglalaman ng mga sariling kuro-kuro at opinyon 8. Sa panimula nakapaloob ang paglalahad ng pangunahing kaisipan at pananaw sa may akda 9. Ang may akda ay malayang nakapaglalahad ng kanyang sariling opinyon at kuro kuro hingil sa paksang pinag uusapan 10. Ang tema at paksa ng sanaysay ay nakatuon sa usapin o isyung nakapaloob sa kasalukuyang pangyayari. ​

C. Activity 4: Which law of motion am I? Instructions: These are just some everyday situations and activities where you may have directly experienced or just have observed the effects of force on the motion of objects and the application of Newton's three laws of motion. Study the given situations and brief descriptions. Then complete the table by identifying which law of motion is exemplified in each situation. Write the number of the correct answer only Choices: 1 - first law 2 second law 3-third law Situation Example: A wagon left on a level sidewalk remains motionless. 1. An adult is able to throw a ball faster than a little kid. 2. A rocket in space moving at a constant speed continues to move at that speed indefinitely. 3. A ball rolled up a hill decreases in speed and eventually rolls back down the hill. 4. A sailboat moves faster when the blows harder. 5. A package on a car seat slides off the seat when a car comes to a sudden stop. 6. A boy lifting a luggage. Choices: 7. You wear your seatbelt every time you ride a vehicle. 8. Runners wear spiked shoes to increase their speed. 9. To dislodge ketchup, turn the bottle upside down, thrust downward at a high speed and then abruptly stop. 10. A frog pushes its hind legs as it swims through the pond. Brief Explanation There is no exte mal net force applied so the wagon stays at rest. The adult can exert more force so the ball moves faster. The rocket is already in motion and will remain in uniform motion unless it I its another celestial body or it runs out of fuel/power. The ball maintained its motion until an external force like gravity and frictic a pulls it back to the ground and slows down its motion. The wind adds more force to the sailboat making it move faster. The package hac the tendency to go on with its forward motion so it slides off the seat. The boy exerts an upward force equal to the weight of the luggage while the luggage exerts a downward force on the boy due to its weight. The seatbelt helps prevents the passenger from being thrown out of the vehicle during collisions and accidents because of inertia. The spike provides friction or more grip orce so that the runner can exert more force on the ground and can accelerate more. An external force is exerted to change the state of motion of the ketchup inside the bottle. A frog forcefully pushes its hind legs backwards to give it a forceful thrust forward as it swims through the pond. Answer 1​