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Princecalm:
anytime I see such questions, my brain goes dizzy

Pukka36:
Hmmm,sowie! Yeah@Prince.

dharay99:

#watchinq#

Pukka36:
Lol,I thought of that too

Y is Ur thread as dry as Ijebu garri

Princecalm:
I don't find interest in that aspect of physics.

Pukka36:
She has been here.........the past three years
A.Since
B.For
C.From
D.In


we saw Ifueko............an egg on the wall
A.smashed
B.smash
C.smashing
D.smashes



Of course, we all saw the culprit.........and hit the man on the head
A.approach
B.approaches
C.approaching
D.to approach




Abeg who do Uniben thread this one?

medwhite0:
6000J of heat Is delivered to 10g of dry ice at 0°C. What is the final temperature if the container has a heat capacity of 20J/K?
c of water = 4200J/kg/K, latent heat of fusion of ice = 3.33 x 10^5J/kg.

These are some jobs, according to Amy Webb, the founder of Webmedia group, that are ripe for disruption by artificial intelligence.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6haOCb0lhRs/VVR_25wdGgI/AAAAAAAAAWw/E8YGmLbaI-8/s1600/150512123017-jobs-threatened-by-robots-780x439.jpg
1. Phone booth operators and cashiers: The rise of wearable technology and mobile payment systems e.g the Apple Watch and the Apple pay, may make the jobs virtually out-of-date, because there is no need for a person to be there.

2. Marketers: The advertising tools of the internet can allow brands to fashion their messages to customers with 'precision accuracy'. pointing to new experiments with technologies that study customer behaviour to identify what kind of ads will be most effective, Webb indicated that if those tools work, then it would be translated to smaller Marketing and Ad firms.

3. Customer service: New technologies like predictive analytics could kill most of these jobs. Robots like Cortana and Watson fit perfectly for such jobs.

4. Factory workers: Haptics, a sensor based technology allows people to virtually feel objects that are far away. Now imagine such A.I. incorporated into a manufacturing department? it would be more cheaper and efficient.

5. Journalists: The internet has made buying and reading a local newspaper 'Old Fashioned'. With a new technology of 'Robot Journalists' which uses algorithms to automatically create stories and upload them on websites without human interaction, more journalism position would be wiped out.

6. Lawyers: Mrs Webb believes that non-litigation lawyers could soon be replaced by online form-based services that carry out simple tasks like trademark applications, Wills and even Divorce. Its been made easier by the demand to make records more open and easily accessible, thereby reducing the need for high-priced lawyers.

Blakjewelry:
Sorry I didn't notice the wing on the pix

tonychristopher:
it can also be commercially built..we need to nuke em, and it will be good to be used in transporting weed accroos states



just an igbo man business ideas

catice:
Don't buy made in China jet pack! You'll come crashing!!!

tonychristopher:
na so..but those can be bought via ebay


give me these things make i bomb these islamist to submission..i will nuke em

tonychristopher:
This will be good for aerial bombing....i thing boko haram are done...just get night vision cameras,bullet proof vest and GPS system ISLAMIST and Militants are done


I need an order

Yetundechef:
Love it. Abeg I wan buy. E dey ebay?

Blakjewelry:
Link to the video is nothing working. The pictures are not right

Princecalm:
6/7

Princecalm:
[center] find the value of p, if the line which passes through (-1, -p) and (-2p,2) is parallel to the line 2y+8x-17=0. [/center]

clintonopah:
show your workings

johnchukky:
B shaa

Princecalm:
Find the value of tan60"-tan30"/tan60"+tan30"

Fabzgrace:
i see your sign

nolio:
me

Fabzgrace:
same thing is showing either way but its all good tho.

Fabzgrace:
nah for posting my sign here

Fabzgrace:
when i tried pastin d site you asked abt on my signature

dharay99:

wait o, yea i saw it
buh i didn't say anifin cuz robibhez is yt to say if u ryt n workings...na wetin go ginger us b dat.

Seems we are both ryt.

dharay99:

welcome 2d club.

Fabzgrace:
can u bliv i was banned last nyt again