Dragonlance

You make a big mistake here. That formula is for kilograms so you have to convert grams to kilograms first.

 C² speed of light squared     Mass in kilograms   Energy in Joules

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$${\mathtt{89\,875\,517\,873\,681\,764}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{\mathtt{1\,230}} = {\mathtt{110\,546\,886\,984\,628\,569\,720}}$$

The Energy is in Joules

Units are important because some one might think it is in bullfarts or something.

Put it in this form

1.10547E+20 Joules

to make it easer to read. 

You would probably need a little different concept for the dog idea.

I suppose if a person is use to dogs of a smaller size and they saw one that was much larger then they might say that is a dog and a half or two dog in one. Its not that they really think that, it just a way to explain how they see the dog.

After rereading what I wrote above I think I gave a 110% effort in writing what a philosophical concept is. hahaha

I had no idea I could write something like that. I really didn’t! :/

A philosophical concept is a way to look at something or see something that is not obvious when first observed. In this case it would seem like you can’t give more than everything, you can’t give more than 100% because 100% is all you have.

This particular philosophical concept gives an idea that you have more than what you think you have. It is just hidden and you haven’t found it yet. It is saying to you Look for this hidden value that is inside of you. After you find it then you have increased your percentage to 110% maybe more.

I will answer the math question first

If you have a dollar that would be 100 pennies. If someone gave you 50 more pennies then you have 50% more and your total amount would be 150% of what you started with.

Some people live in places that do not have dollars or pennies. The same thing is true if you had marbles or anything that you can count.

I need to think how to explain what a philosophical concept is it. I will answer in a few minutes.

One is a philosophical concept and the other is a mathematical one.

If someone say they want you to do 110%. It just means they want you to do better than you think you are able to.

It is true that most people can do more than they think they can.That is how we learn.

Thank you Alan.

I didn’t know that ice and steam could exist together in the same place. That temperature is so cold I didn’t think there could be steam at all.

If someone other than you said that, I would think they were making a joke.

I now have that on my look up and study list.

Mr. Alan how are we supposed to know what is important?

If a question say to divide by pi how many decimal places should we use? If a science experiment say to measure the temperature how many decimal places should we use if it do not tell us?

If the question give two decimal places for F and C then I know it is important. Ok maybe a half degree is important because 1.0C =1.8F so maybe a tenth of a degree is important here even though it not have the decimal in the question part. But a hundredth of a degree? Where do we stop? When do we have enough. How do we know that is important?

Mr. Alan just in case I sound like it I am not trying to be a smart butt to you. I learn a lot of things from you every week.  I start real school with real teachers in two weeks. No more home school with moms and a dad who only know how to change diapers and tie shoes. I want to do good in school. 

I was just one second from posting this when Alan’s post pop up. So I think about it more before I post it.

I decided to post it because it not have to do with the question or answer but an attitude that seem strange to me. I make only one change in the parentheses part. Then I ask Alan questions in the next post.

You know Civonamzuk I not really care if you give me points or not. The points are not whats important on here. What is important is the knowledge and instruction on here. I finally learn enough to start answering questions after eight or nine months of learning. This place is a goldmine and I like to help and be a part of it.

You say DB can share his points. OK that is funny. He give me one and a mod give me three. I don’t which one. (Now I know it wasn’t Alan). And what is really interesting and funny is the same mod take 3 off you for being a smart butt. They hardly ever do that. Hahahaha

I guess because that make you mad you take 5 off mine and the check mark the mod give me and give yourself points on each of your posts. I don’t care about the points but I did like the check mark.

That is just petty. I thought you were in college or at least high school 12 grade. Maybe you are but part of you never grow up!

You have a picture of Tesla as your avatar. Tesla was a genius and some think he was crazy. Maybe he was but I bet he was not PETTY!

It true that DarkBlaze’s answer is not right. Civonamzuk is not right either.

The way this is written the temperatures are the same. Civonamzuk ask to compare - 40ºF, 233.16K , and - 40ºC and only the Kelvin temperature have decimal places in the question so if the temperature is within a half degree of C or F then it is considered the same temperature. The temperature would have to be written as -40.00F and -40.00C for it to matter about this small difference.

Civonamzuk you say it worth 2.5 pluses but you not even give one point to DarkBlaze.

I think because it ask you to relate 1:4 to 5:a then it should be in 5:20 or 5/20 form.