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You are working for an environmental engineering firm monitoring river quality on the Gasconade River on behalf of a major fish hatchery. A spill at a chemical manufacturing plant 200 km (~124 miles) upstream has the potential to drastically increase
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Write a function called that will create a single plot window with subplots of sine and cosine over the range 0 to 6. The function will receive one input argument, which is the number of points to use in the x-range for both subplots. Then, it will
ANSWER: Write a function called that will create a single plot window with subplots of sine and cosine over the range 0 to 6. T...

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The general form of the conic section equation is:
The general form of the conic section equation is: The general form of the conic section equation is:

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Write a function that receives an input argument of a number of kilometers (km) and will output the conversions into both miles (mi) and US nautical miles (n.m.). Use the conversions: 1 km = 0.621 mi and 1 km = 0.540 n.m.
Write a function that receives an input argument of a number of kilometers (km) and will output the conversions into both miles ...

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Write a function that takes an input argument n, checks whether or not n is positive, and then provides the sum: 1 + √2/2! + √3/3! + ⋯ + √n/n!.
Write a function that takes an input argument n, checks whether or not n is positive, and then provides the sum: 1 + √2/2! + √3/...

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Write a function that receives an input argument of a number of kilometers (km) and will output the conversions into both miles (mi) and US nautical miles (n.m.). Use the conversions: 1 km = 0.621 mi and 1 km = 0.540 n.m.
Write a function that receives an input argument of a number of kilometers (km) and will output the conversions into both miles ...

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