I just found out that I'm most likely supposed to

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Thread Topic: I just found out that I'm most likely supposed to

• UnLoving Newbie

  11 years ago
  be a phycologist when I'm older. It seems like the right job for me.
  Though I'm pretty good at solving people's problems, I SUCK at comforting.
  So I don't know :/
• UnLoving Newbie

  11 years ago
  Maybe I should just be a scientist if I only like the problem-solving part of it ._. But I don't think I'm smart enough
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  The Red Rose Newbie

  11 years ago
  Do you consider yourself a nerd? :)
• UnLoving Newbie

  11 years ago
  Yup :) U?
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  high_on_skittles Novice

  11 years ago
  Then a true nerd will be able to solve the following problem without much difficulty:
  
  V=V0 + at
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  The Red Rose Newbie

  11 years ago
  No, i am just a regular person :).
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  high_on_skittles Novice

  11 years ago
  Sorry i forgot to put find the value of a in that problem:
  
  V=V0 + at
• UnLoving Newbie

  11 years ago
  As I mentioned I am not that smart XD
  But..huh...
  
  Vanadium = Vanadium times oxygen plus actinium?
  
  Wait so a vanadium atom, an oxygen atom, and an actinium atom equal vanadium? How?
  
  @redrose - Oh :)
• UnLoving Newbie

  11 years ago
  I just looked up the problem and realized it is a math problem; math is my weakness and I am not a math nerd at all XD So I probably got that way wrong XD
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  wolf_heart Experienced

  11 years ago
  If you're not smart how the heck are you a nerd? .-.
• UnLoving Newbie

  11 years ago
  You don't have to be smart to play video games XP
  Although I am a little bit of a science nerd. I'm just not that smart at it. And the reasoning is because I lack math skills.
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  wolf_heart Experienced

  11 years ago
  Okay xP
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  high_on_skittles Novice

  11 years ago
  No hun it's a basic math problem for eight grade algebra 1
  
  You first subtract V subsero from V .
  
  Then that come to the following:
  
  V-V0/t = at/t
  
  Then you remove the t from at and t which means you divide and get:
  
  V-V0/t=a
  
  So then you can use the symmetric property to show that a =:
  
  a=v-V0/t
  
  Which is said a," a equals v-v subsero over t."
  
  
  How do i know this ? Because i am a high schooler. X)
• UnLoving Newbie

  11 years ago
  Exactly; I am not in algebra yet.
  We learn simple stuff like making graphs.
  And as I said I suck at math.
  
  I think I'd be able to do a chemistry problem though. That's pretty much the only science topic that interests me.
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  high_on_skittles Novice

  11 years ago
  Let me guess you are a sixth grader?

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