Advanced Placement (AP), 21.12.2020 19:40 alinegonzalez0027
Write code which prints every number from 1 to 20 a number of times equal to the number itself (e. G. One 1, two 2's...). Every individual number printed should be separated by a space, and there should be a new line each time the number changes. You should use nested loops to produce your output (it will result in far less code).
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Advanced Placement (AP), 22.06.2019 06:30, connermichaela
Imagine a correspondence between thomas hobbes and john locke. first, write a letter from hobbes to locke in which hobbes argues that absolute monarchy is the ideal form of government. then write a second letter from the perspective of john locke in which he answers and refutes hobbes’s argument. even though both hobbes and locke lived during the 17th century and would not have been aware of the enlightened despots the 18th century, be sure to mention how hobbes and locke might have felt about the possibility of these rulers.
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Advanced Placement (AP), 26.06.2019 08:00, joshblubaugh
Based on the graph, how is coal consumption likely to affect future generations? a. the higher our current rate of consumption, the less coal will be available in the future. b. current rates of consumption are irrelevant because new coal will form in the future. c. the lower our current rate of consumption, the more slowly coal will be replenished for the future. d. regardless of current rates of consumption, coal will always be available.
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Advanced Placement (AP), 26.06.2019 13:50, rhlalbin
Which of the following activities would conserve the most energy? installing a dimmer switch on a light using a blender instead of a food processor hanging clothes to dry on a clothesline instead of ironing them opening a window instead of turning on the air conditioning setting your computer's screen saver to turn on after less time has elapsed
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