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Cody T asked:


Im 19 years old, am a full-time student, and work a part-time job. I made $18,000 last year, I pay for my school, car, auto insurance, and other recreational expenses. My parents don’t charge me any rent or utilities to live here and I also get free health insurance for being a full-time student. We found out I will be cut off there insurance in May when I graduate. We were preparing my taxes online and found out that with them claiming me I would owe $33. However If I claimed myself I would receive $1100 back. Could I be dropped off their health insurance and then claim myself on taxes. What would my best course of action be?

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mgala100 asked:


My name is Joseph. I am driving a BMW 528i year 1997. I hooked my car with a car remote starter but I have a problem with it; when I press a button to start a car instead of a car to start, the car auto theft alarm will comes off then 30 second later a car will start. What would you suggest I should do? Thank very much for your time. My e-mail is: mgala100@yahoo.com
Thank you for your answer. One more question, I still need a remote starter for my car what should I do to make sure it works? Is there specific remote starter which works for my BMW 1997?

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ggpwned asked:


I read that if you are driving a manual transmission, and if you are driving while still in gear and you bring the car to a complete stop without shifting the lever to neutral, your car will stall. That is why you need to shift the lever to neutral when you are bringing the car to a complete stop (e.g. at a stoplight).

However, I do not understand why an engine for a car with an automatic transmission would not stall even though the gear lever is still in “drive”. Wouldn’t stopping the car (auto tranny) with the brakes cause the gears that link the engine and the transmission to lock up and stop the engine altogether? Is there a temporary “neutral” mode that the car’s automatic transmission goes into to allow the engine to keep idling even though the transmission is still in “drive”? Please explain this.

Also, why do cars with an automatic transmission tend to slowly creep forward (in drive) or backward (in reverse) when the brake and accelerator pedals are not pushed down at all? I noticed that, for a car with a manual transmission, you would need to shift the car into gear and depress the accelerator pedal in order to move the car but why does this principle not apply to cars with automatic transmissions?

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G asked:


Conservatives believe that the Wealhy/Rich Consumers create Jobs but the fact is there is not enough Rich/Weal?
Conservatives believe that the Wealhy/Rich Consumers create Jobs but the fact is there is not enough Rich/Wealthy Consumers to create Jobs it is the Middle Class Consumers that create Jobs does anyone else agee with me I know Conservatives won’t agree with me but what about my fellow Democrats I am a Democrat by the way.

Why High Taxes Are Bad
by Joe MartinThere’s a very simple way to demonstrate that high taxes are a bad idea. Rich people have lots of money. The best thing possible for everyone else is that rich people spend that money. Every dollar spent by a rich person is a dollar that helps employ someone else. If buying a car, auto works are employed; if buying a suit, textile workers are employed; if buying a house, construction workers are employed; if buying a yacht, dock workers are employed.

The more government taxes someone, the less likely they are to put their money in places where it can be taxed. If they stop spending, the entire economy suffers. If government lowers their taxes, they will be more likely to spend their money, thus creating jobs for everyone else.

Call it trickle down economics. Call it Reaganomics. Or call it psychology. Whatever you call it, it works. Tax someone more, they’ll spend less; tax someone less, they’ll spend more. I’m better off when they spend more. Aren’t you?

http://minorthoughts.com/economics/why-h…

Do we need the middle class?
Kevin Drum writes that

One way or another, there’s really no way for the economy to grow strongly and consistently unless middle-class consumers spend more, and they can’t spend more unless they make more.

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/12…

http://books.google.com/books?id=UnJWzW9…

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gradym7 asked:


Evaluate
2.)17°
4.)2.67 ^1
10.)a^0,a≠0
12.) (7x-〖45),〗^0 for x=8

Write an equivalent expression with positive exponents. Then simplify, if possible.
26.) 5^(-6)
34.) r/( t^(-7) )
42.)(〖x/3)〗^(-4)

Convert each number to sciencetific notation.
2.) 4,900,000,000,000
4.)168,000,000,000,000
6.)0.000000000865
8.)0.00000000002

Convert the number in each sentence to scientific notation.
12.) Nascar. Total revenue of NASCAR (National association of stock Car Auto Racing) is expected to be $3423 million by 2006

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G asked:


Conservatives believe that the Wealhy/Rich Consumers create Jobs but the fact is there is not enough Rich/Weal?
Conservatives believe that the Wealhy/Rich Consumers create Jobs but the fact is there is not enough Rich/Wealthy Consumers to create Jobs it is the Middle Class Consumers that create Jobs does anyone else agee with me I know Conservatives won’t agree with me but what about my fellow Democrats I am a Democrat by the way.

Why High Taxes Are Bad
by Joe MartinThere’s a very simple way to demonstrate that high taxes are a bad idea. Rich people have lots of money. The best thing possible for everyone else is that rich people spend that money. Every dollar spent by a rich person is a dollar that helps employ someone else. If buying a car, auto works are employed; if buying a suit, textile workers are employed; if buying a house, construction workers are employed; if buying a yacht, dock workers are employed.

The more government taxes someone, the less likely they are to put their money in places where it can be taxed. If they stop spending, the entire economy suffers. If government lowers their taxes, they will be more likely to spend their money, thus creating jobs for everyone else.

Call it trickle down economics. Call it Reaganomics. Or call it psychology. Whatever you call it, it works. Tax someone more, they’ll spend less; tax someone less, they’ll spend more. I’m better off when they spend more. Aren’t you?

http://minorthoughts.com/economics/why-h…

Do we need the middle class?
Kevin Drum writes that

One way or another, there’s really no way for the economy to grow strongly and consistently unless middle-class consumers spend more, and they can’t spend more unless they make more.

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/12…

http://books.google.com/books?id=UnJWzW9…

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