September 2018 1 36 Report

Wypracowanie na 250 słów na temat stereotypów o Polakach.
Kilka przykładów, opis, czy się zgadzamy i dlaczego.
Proszę! Bardzo potrzebne!! :)

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Kot o masie M wędruje od lewego do prawego końca jednorodnej deski o masie M= 7kg i długości L= 4m podpartej w dwóch miejscach. Lewy punkt wsparcia znajduje się w odległości 0,44m od lewego a drugi 1,5m od prawego brzegu deski. Gdy kot znajdzie się na prawym końcu deski, ona zaczyna przechylać się. Wyznacz masę kota. Jak wartość sił Zależy od odległości kota od lewego końca deski?
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Kot o masie M wędruje od lewego do prawego końca jednorodnej deski o masie M= 7kg i długości L= 4m podpartej w dwóch miejscach. Lewy punkt wsparcia znajduje się w odległości 0,44m od lewego a drugi 1,5m od prawego brzegu deski. Gdy kot znajdzie się na prawym końcu deski, ona zaczyna przechylać się. Wyznacz masę kota. Jak wartość sił Zależy od odległości kota od lewego końca deski?
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wysokość podstawy ostrosłupa prawidłowego trójkątnego jest równa 20, kąt nachylenia krawędzi bocznej do płaszczyzny podstawy jest równy 45. oblicz objętość ostrosłupa.W odpowiedzi jest 2000√3, a mi w żaden sposób nie chce tyle wyjść :(
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Czy uczciwy polityk może byc skuteczny? W formie przemówienia. Przynajmniej 1800 znaków :)
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Czy dzisiaj można być czlowiekiem renesansu? Czy znasz współcześnie postać, którą mógłbyś określić tym mianem?Przynajmniej na całą stronę :)
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Proszę o przetłumaczenie tych zdań:1. Może będziesz musiał zmienić swoje plany. Będzie to zależało od wyników konferencji.2. Przypuszczam, że zmylił ją kolor ich samochodu. Jest prawie taki jak nasz.3. Jeśli będziesz rozmawiał z wujkiem Joe, zapytaj, kiedy i gdzie mogę go zobaczyć.4. W tym roku przyjeżdża zbyt niewielu czołowych zawodników, aby zapewnić turniejowi atrakcyjność.5. Gubernator, na którego rozkaz ją zatrzymano, bardzo interesuje się tą sprawą.6. Najwyższy czas, żeby ktoś jej powiedział, czego nie powinna robić.7. Już czwarta. Chłopcy powinni teraz pracować w ogrodzie. Nie mam pojęcia, czemu tego nie robią.8. Im prędzej ona opuści nasze miasto, tym lepiej dla nas.9. Nie wiem, gdzie jest teraz moja siostrzenica. Od kilku dni nie mogę się z nią skontaktować.10. Wejdź, bo zamykam drzwi na klucz. Nie chcę, żeby mi przeszkadzano kiedy pracuję.11. Jeśli chodzi o mnie osobiście, kanydat, którego wybraliście w sobotę, jest najgorszy z wszystkich możliwych.12. On już nie przychodzi na nasze spotkania. Boi się, że nie pozwolą mu wyemigrować.13. Nie podoba mi się to lekarstwo. Od jak dawna musi pan je brać?14. Wówczas Bob ciągle jeszcze był osobą, bez której nie mogło się zdarzyć nic ważnego w naszej firmie.15.Najpierw upewnij się, że ona przychodzi w tym tygodniu, a potem daj mi znać.
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Proszę o przetlumaczenie tego zdania. Tylko nie z tlanslatora.1. Czy mam jechać dziś, czy poczekać na ciebie? Pojedź dziś. Jutro nie będziesz mógł porozmawiać z szefem.:)
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Bardzo proszę o przetłumaczenie tego. Za przynajmniej 75% daje najlepsze :))Peer pressure has gotten a bad reputation. Typically this phrase elicits anxieties about the possible negative influence teens may have on each other. In reality, as social beings we are all influenced by peer pressure. That’s not necessarily a bad thing.Take for example an annual event here in southern California and in many communities around the country: coastal cleanup day. This is a day when people are encouraged to come together to pick up trash from beaches and neighborhoods to prevent trash from draining into the ocean. Divers search for debris in the water and come up with things that clearly don’t belong there: lawn furniture, car parts, and other refuse that can harm marine life.According to the Los Angeles Times, more than 14,000 volunteers picked up 50 tons of trash across the county recently. This was a really impressive accomplishment that made me think of the power of others to influence our behavior—often in positive ways. While we could all pick up trash that others left behind any day of the year, most people do not.One woman is a notable exception, so notable that the Los Angeles Times featured her daily efforts to clean the beach in a separate story. Sara Bayles spends twenty minutes a day picking up trash on the beach on her own, catalogues and writes a blog about what she finds. In six months she alone picked up more than 600 pounds of trash. Cleaning up isn’t a terribly hard thing to do, but most of us don’t do it on our own.The trash story made me think of the ways peer pressure may influence me (individually we tend to think others are influenced by peers, but typically see ourselves as immune). I clip_image002hike regularly, mostly with a group. Being with a group provides safety, but it also makes me hike longer than I would on my own. The social aspect serves as a distraction from feeling tired, and I want to keep going if the group keeps going, trusting the leader to take us in the right direction and avoid getting lost. Finishing in the front of the group makes me feel a sense of accomplishment, and I can admit that I can be a little competitive. I probably hike faster when I am with others for this reason.You might have heard in the news that our social networks can influence our weight. Researchers concluded that those around us comprise our frame of reference and shape how we evaluate our own weight and health. Being around a lot of fit people can serve as positive peer pressure, which is why weight loss advice often encourages people to find a buddy to workout with.Social psychologists like Philip Zimbardo have documented how being part of a group shapes our behavior and makes us do things we might never do on our own. People around us influence and shape our behavior, whether we are aware of their influence or not.image Stanford sociologist Clifford Nass even argues that we interact with computers in a similar way. His book, The Man Who Lied to His Laptop: What Machines Teach Us about Human Relationships, is based on his many experiments with people and computers.For instance, Nass found that common social niceties like using praise or flattery instead of criticism makes people have more favorable attitudes about a computer. Yes—Nass found that people react to the way computers interact with them as though they were human. This is why the old Microsoft Word icon, Clippy, elicited such negative reaction. Clippy would show up and wink at you occasionally, and ask whether it could help you while working on a Word document. Clippy was annoying, and Nass found that people tended to react to the icon as though it were an annoying person.In one experiment, Nass programmed the computer his subjects used to provide flattery in response to some questions. He told one group that the computer’s responses were very accurate and based on years of research. He told the other group that they hadn’t finished the software yet and the comments they would receive were completely random. A third group received no computer feedback.Respondents who received flattering comments (like “clever” or “ingenious”) from the computer reported positive feelings, noting its accuracy, regardless of whether they were told the comments were accurate or random. Nass’s subjects—computer science students—might have consciously thought the feedback wasn’t important, but they felt good regardless.Nass did another experiment in which subjects tested software. One group tested it on a computer they had been working with; another group tested it on a separate (but identical) computer. He found that subjects liked the software better if they used it on the computer they had been using already. He concluded that “they unconsciously felt they had to be polite to the computer” they had a previous “relationship” with. We might feel peer pressure to be nice even when our “peer” is an inanimate object.Yes, peer pressure might encourage us to do horrible things. Stanley Milgram's famous experiment suggests that people might obey authorities who ask us to harm others. Solomon Asch also conducted a well-known experiment where people were asked to judge the length of a line; when others in the room all agreed with the wrong answer, subjects tended to agree with the wrong answer as well.A key element of harnessing the power of positive peer pressure is to encourage your child to choose friends who are supportive and will be a positive influence. Talk to your children about what makes someone a good friend. Reinforce that a friend never tries to force you to do something you don’t want to do and stands up for you if someone else tries you to force you to do something.It is also important that you don’t overuse positive peer pressure. It may be all right to encourage your child to, for example, try out for the tennis team because his friends are also trying out. But while peer pressure can be a positive force in your child’s life, one of your ultimate parenting goals should be for your children to develop independent thinking skills. While you want your children to have friends and be socially capable, you also want them to make decisions for themselves. Friends trying out for the tennis team should only be one reason your child should try out — other good reasons might be that he or she * Enjoys playing tennis * Has time for another extracurricular activity * Wants to get more exerciseBy teaching your children to be independent and to think decisions through on their own, you will equip them to deal with all kinds of peer pressure.Let me give you an example. My friends and I were at the skate park the other day and a couple of them were “dropping in,” or going off a steep ramp. These ramps are usually the biggest attraction at skate parks, but they can also be intimidating. I stood up at the top of the ramp. It looked a lot steeper there than from the ground. I didn't feel confident enough to take the plunge, and was about to call it quits when my friends’ pressure from below convinced me to give it a try. I was still scared, but managed to go through with it. It was a ton of fun. And it was all thanks to my friends’ pressure.There are many things that, left to our own devices, we wouldn’t try. I know that a lot of my friends have done things they wouldn’t do without peer pressure. Sure, some of that is negative, like bullying, but in my experience the vast majority is positive. If it weren't for peer pressure, lots of my friends would have spent much of last year slumped on the couch. Instead, I joined the track team with some guys and we pressured a bunch of others to join so we'd have more friends on the team. They didn't even like to run, but they succumbed to the pressure. We all ended up having a great time.Our parents are overly concerned about “peer pressure.” Before we go out, they’ll lecture us about the dangers. I understand their worries: they don’t want us smoking, stealing, having sex or vandalizing buildings. But, it’s unrealistic to tell us not to succumb to peer pressure when the most likely form of peer pressure we’ll experience is “C’mon, dance!”To keep us safe, just set out some concrete, reasonable rules. For example, if we’re going to the skate park, tell us to wear our helmet. Don’t expect us to bulk up with wrist guards, kneepads and elbow-pads. If you send us out with all those expectations, we’re likely to abandon it all (even the helmet). You also have to trust our common sense: you’ve raised us well, so there’s no need to give us an hour lecture on why drugs are bad. This will leave us with resentment—the last thing you want us to have. Most of all, relax. You've done your job. We know right from wrong and good from bad. As long as we're in a relatively safe environment you don’t need to worry about peer pressure. More often than not, it's a good thing.
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Jak człowiek może wykorzystać przypływ?Pilne :)
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Potrzebuje jak najwięcej informacji (w języku polskim) na temat Edwarda Victora Appletona. Kim był, co odkrył, jak to zrobił, jakieś wzory czy cokolwiek co mu w tym pomogło i takie tam. Trudnością jest w sumie tylko to, że musi być przynajmniej 15tys. znaków. Ale ja zejdę do 14tys :)
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