EPTTL Scavenger Hunt #2 - Page 77
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United States959 Posts
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drhatt
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chronic hep B what is the HBeAg? | ||
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Nik0
Uruguay460 Posts
chronically infected with Hep B | ||
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lordkiwi
United States21 Posts
HEP B and HEP D | ||
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6pool
Canada9 Posts
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magixx
Canada12 Posts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ho6JF5vOhE | ||
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totally_spy
France104 Posts
Part 1: A broodlord is traveling at speed 0.9c along the x axis of frame S. It shoots broodlings traveling at a speed (3/4)c relative to the broodlord. What is the speed of the broodlings relative to S? 1.65c Part 2: The height of a dead cat at perigee is 300 km above the Earth's surface and it is 3000km at apogee. (a) Find the orbit's eccentricity. (b) If we take the orbit to define the xy plane and the major axis in the x direction with the Earth at the origin, what is the satellite's height when it crosses the y axis? (c) Do you like cats? 1 6700km i love cats | ||
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PlayT0wiN
Romania94 Posts
hepatitis B core antigen | ||
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brotosterone
United States260 Posts
On April 20 2010 12:18 robotdeathduck wrote: A hepatitis profile reveals the following: negative anti-HAV IgM, negative anti-HAV IgG, positive HBsAg, negative anti-HBsAg, positive Anti-HBc IgG, negative anti-HBc IgM, and negative anti-HCV. What does the patient have? positive HBsAg lol i like that | ||
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Nik0
Uruguay460 Posts
A beta key, and i dont  | ||
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ShadowSchism
United States4 Posts
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semantics
10040 Posts
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Paperline
Canada78 Posts
On April 20 2010 12:12 Paperline wrote: 20. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/847829/24532_1352361462306_1629480077_857665_779535_n.jpg Paperline I totally work at that timhortons by the way | ||
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brotosterone
United States260 Posts
patient has: negative anti-HAV IgM, negative anti-HAV IgG, positive HBsAg, negative anti-HBsAg, positive Anti-HBc IgG, negative anti-HBc IgM, and negative anti-HCV. What does the patient have? | ||
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destructogus
Australia3 Posts
Part 1: A broodlord is traveling at speed 0.9c along the x axis of frame S. It shoots broodlings traveling at a speed (3/4)c relative to the broodlord. What is the speed of the broodlings relative to S? 1.65c Part 2: The height of a dead cat at perigee is 300 km above the Earth's surface and it is 3000km at apogee. (a) Find the orbit's eccentricity. (b) If we take the orbit to define the xy plane and the major axis in the x direction with the Earth at the origin, what is the satellite's height when it crosses the y axis? (c) Do you like cats? (a) 0.1683 (b)1423km (c)no | ||
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semantics
10040 Posts
someone already did this FFS http://www.mediafire.com/file/3m5mmqnmuy0/zv7z semantics.rep ![[image loading]](http://repdepot.net/img/thumbs/34576.jpg) tbh i played the game on single player and adjusted the game speed when needed :p it's not cheating lol well hacking atleast | ||
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ndai
United States45 Posts
#5: http://www.2shared.com/file/12688005/5938e77e/7zwin.html | ||
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never_Nal
Costa Rica676 Posts
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MokuZ
United States25 Posts
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gogogadgetflow
United States2583 Posts
Part 1: speed of broodlings relative to s is 1.17 times the speed of light or 351 218 107 m/s. Part 2a: eccentricity is .99498743710662 b: 300km assuming 0 radius earth c: only dead ones | ||
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