The sentence van has come. is grammatically correct if the noun van is the name of a person ☺☻ answer link you can reuse this answer A proper noun is not usually preceded by an article
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If the noun van' is a common noun, a word for a type of vehicle, the noun should be preceded by the article the when the van is one that is expected, or preceded by the article a when the van is not one that is expected
Because they are unstable with respect to oxidation
C_6h_14(g) + 19/2o_2(g) rarr 6co_2(g) + 7h_2o(g) + delta certainly, this is an exothermic reaction, so exothermic that we can utilize the released energy to do useful work T = 2pisqrt (l/g) divide both sides by color. Q&a and videos that make learning easy Math, history, chemistry, algebra, calculus, biology and more.
First, find 2 real roots of the transformed equation Next divide them by a to get the 2 real root of the original equation Therefore, the 2 real roots of f'(z) are Human body raises it's temperature ( what we call fever ) as a feedback to pathogen's attack
Body activates it's antibodies which fight against antigens
To solve this, we use #color (blue) (density= (mass)/ (volume)# we know that #color (brown) (rarrdensity=10.5 g/ (cm)^3# #color (brown) (rarrmass=22.1 g# let the volume be #x# #rarr10.5=22.1/x# #rarrx=22.1/10.5# #color (green) (rarrvolume=2.1# #color (green) (cm^3# hope this helps!!
