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I recently visited a math competition this also problem is bugging the heck outside of me. Can anyone show the way to solve it as well as supply the useful laws?
Q A positive integer n has got the property that this least common multiple of n and 36 is 500 in excess of the greatest common factor of n and 36. What is n? Written mathematically: LCM36, n - 500 n?
Where was the original fossil egg found?
As yet, and we don't have articles on Fossil eggs nor does our fossil article provide much detail. However, this content by The San Francisco Chronicle on dinosaur fossil eggs 1 along with the National Geographic on bird fossil eggs 2 must be of some help you. I have added Fossil eggs to Wikipedia:Requested Articles making sure that someone can write articles on this topic. Capitalistroadster 00:08, 23 September 2005 UTC
Depends around the tree, but potentially the whole thing. - - Jmabel Talk 05:34, 23 September 2005 UTC
Well, it lets you do depend about the tree, but a majority of normal trees not, by way of example, palm trees have living cells within the outer parts of their trunks except the bark and dead cells within the interior as well as the bark.
Details: There is a thin, roughly cylindrical shell known as the vascular cambium, which can be where a tree does its growing. The outside with the cambium produces new phloem cells, which do food transport. The inside with the cambium produces new xylem cells, which do water nutrient transport on the roots. Old phloem gets shed together with the bark, but old xylem just sticks around, forming a core manufactured from dead cells providing you with structural support towards the tree. Most trees include a new layer of xylem annually. The old dead xylem layers include the rings you can see with a stump.
It generally seems to little-old-nonexpert-me that it ability to generate a single, strong core beyond dead xylem may well be one on the main factors that permits trees growing so tall. Lots of plants have this phloem/cambium/xylem structure, playing with many in the smaller ones, the cambium will not form one particular large cylinder, but alternatively many small ones vascular bundles. Thus, the xylem is scattered and strength is lost. I otherwise this could happen is one reason you will not ever see say a celery tree. On the other hand, the multiple bundles probably support faster growth growing as being a weed. Interestingly, palm trees possess the multiple vascular bundles, but they can still form large, strong trunks.
Much on this is hinted at inside our tree and xylem articles, but never quite stated. Maybe it ought to be.
Any Airsofters inside LA county area?
Oh Jesus Christ. Is the concept on the Reference Desk that dense and foreign with a people? Garrett Albright 12:21, 23 September 2005 UTC
Thats a sound question, simply not the kind you would like to answer. Superm401 Talk 13:44, 23 September 2005 UTC
Its a simple question to resolve, and perfectly valid. Given the huge population of LA, along with the burgeoning availability of Airsoft, the reply is indubitably, Yes. - - jpgordon