On uncountable nouns Are uncountable nouns modified with is or are? 2. If you use is, can you add some or any after it? 3. Are two uncountable nouns modified with is or are? For example: there () chicken and milk on the table Is or are in brackets? thank you very much.

Fill in is
Uncountable nouns all use is
To express the meaning of "some", use some
For example: would you like some coffee?
Although some and any can be used to modify uncountable nouns, any must be used in negative sentences

Help me to divide the following English words into countable nouns and uncountable nouns,
Earth,forests,river,mountains,fields,large,plant,animals,land,sky,water,people,air,food,

Countable earth, forests, river, mountains, fields, animals, uncountable large, plant, land, sky, water, people, air, food, if you think this answer is helpful to you, if you still have any questions, click "continue to ask", "I'm a ghost man" below

The equation 1 / 2 (x-1) & sup2; = 3x + 1 / 3 is reduced to a general form
Why 3x & # 178; - 24x + 1 = 0 instead of 1 / 2x & # 178; - 4x + 1 / 6 = 0

In general, the coefficients are generally integers

What percentage of the world's population is China now?

About a fifth
The world population is about 6.68 billion, and China's last census was about 1.46 billion, accounting for 21.85%
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Distance formula of simple harmonic motion
According to the image
Can the integral of the absolute value of the derivative of displacement X and time t in a certain interval represent the distance of this period of time
If not, how can we find the formula of distance

The displacement formula of simple harmonic motion x = asin (ω T + a) suppose that the time in the known interval is t, the period T = 2 π / ω can be calculated, and the sum of the absolute values of every T / 2 displacement is 2a, then the integral part value of T / (t / 2) is n, the fractional part value is n ', corresponding to the distance S1 = 2An of T / 2 integer times, and the distance S2 = asin (ω T + a) = asin (ω T)

September 1st, 2002 is Sunday, and September 1st, 2003 is what day?
Why?

September 1, 2002 is 365 days away from September 1, 2003
365÷7=52...1
That is 52 weeks plus 1 day, so September 1, 2003 is Monday

Mathematics diary about 300 words in grade five
I want to write two math diaries by myself

Today is a sunny day, I was wandering in the street, suddenly saw not far away a lot of people around. I ran for a year, it turned out to be a game of grabbing prizes. "Hum, what's the fun of grabbing prizes?" I said wearily. When the people next to me heard it, I quickly said: "grabbing prizes is not fun, but there are big prizes, which can attract people."

Simple calculation of 7 / 12 × 25

7 × 25 of 12 = 7 / 12 × (24 + 1) = 7 / 12 × 24 + 7 / 12 × 1 = 14 + 7 / 12 = 14 and 7 / 12

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If 3, x, y, Z and 9 are known to be equal ratio sequence, how much is the real number y

3, y, and 9 are also in equal proportion
Then y ^ 2 = 3 * 9
Y = 3 * root 3 (take a positive value, because 3, x, y are also proportional)

What's 4 out of 15 times 3

4 out of 5

On uncountable nouns Are uncountable nouns modified with is or are? 2. If you use is, can you add some or any after it? 3. Are two uncountable nouns modified with is or are? For example: there () chicken and milk on the table Is or are in brackets? thank you very much.