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introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . you would eat , sleep , work , and relax in a single room—which might be a bit cramped , but would certainly make cleaning the house a snap ! prokaryotic cells , the simple cells of organisms like bacteria ,... | prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic cells what are the key features of eukaryotic cells ? unlike prokaryotic cells , eukaryotic cells have : a membrane-bound nucleus , a central cavity surrounded by membrane that houses the cell ’ s genetic material . a number of membrane-bound organelles , compartments with specialized functio... | what exactly does a central vacuole do ? |
introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . you would eat , sleep , work , and relax in a single room—which might be a bit cramped , but would certainly make cleaning the house a snap ! prokaryotic cells , the simple cells of organisms like bacteria ,... | introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . | what is funecation of centriole ? |
introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . you would eat , sleep , work , and relax in a single room—which might be a bit cramped , but would certainly make cleaning the house a snap ! prokaryotic cells , the simple cells of organisms like bacteria ,... | in fact , it ’ s a big part of the reason why eukaryotic cells can grow to be many times larger than prokaryotic ones . prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic cells what are the key features of eukaryotic cells ? unlike prokaryotic cells , eukaryotic cells have : a membrane-bound nucleus , a central cavity surrounded by membrane t... | what holds eukaryotic cells of an organism together as tissues ? |
introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . you would eat , sleep , work , and relax in a single room—which might be a bit cramped , but would certainly make cleaning the house a snap ! prokaryotic cells , the simple cells of organisms like bacteria ,... | for instance , compartments called lysosomes , which act as recycling centers for the cell , must maintain an acidic ph in order to dispose of cellular waste . similarly , structures called peroxisomes carry out chemical reactions called oxidation reactions and produce hydrogen peroxide , both of which would damage the... | are there chemical bonds between them ? |
introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . you would eat , sleep , work , and relax in a single room—which might be a bit cramped , but would certainly make cleaning the house a snap ! prokaryotic cells , the simple cells of organisms like bacteria ,... | already know what part of the cell you want to visit ? use the list below to jump to your region of interest : plasma membrane and cytoplasm nucleus and ribosomes endomembrane system mitochondria , chloroplasts , and peroxisomes cytoskeleton extracellular matrix and cell wall cell junctions diagram of a typical animal ... | in the diagram of the typical animal cell , what is cytosol ? |
introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . you would eat , sleep , work , and relax in a single room—which might be a bit cramped , but would certainly make cleaning the house a snap ! prokaryotic cells , the simple cells of organisms like bacteria ,... | introduction what would it be like to live in a one-room cabin ? well , things would probably be pretty simple . | what kingdoms do eukaryotes belong to ? |
what is multiple sclerosis ? sometimes , your body ’ s defense system can go rogue . like double agents your immune cells can turn and start causing damage to organs or tissues within your own system . one of the tactics used by these delinquent cells is to cut communications between your brain ( hq ) and your organs ,... | in addition , the risk for this disease decreases for people who immigrate from countries further from the equator to countries that are closer to the equator . as countries far from the equator have less sunshine , the people living there tend to have lower levels of vitamin d , leading to the hypothesis that the lack... | what is the efficacy of vitamin d supplements versus naturally created vitamin d with exposure to sunlight ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | what do you do when you ’ re not programming ? i code a lot at work , and i also code a lot for fun , but when i ’ m not writing code , i like to spend time outside . camping and hiking are always a good time , and we ’ ve got plenty of great places to do so here in california . | and as a question , how can i turn that code into an operating system like we make an application software using the code ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | i also do a bit of back-end code in ruby , developing the apis that our app needs in order to communicate health data securely and reliably . our patients use the mobile app to schedule appointments , get virtual triage for common issues , and communicate with their doctors , so i try my best to squash bugs and improve... | what exactly are `` bugs '' ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their health and wellness effectively . i also do a bit of back-end code in ruby , developing the apis that our app needs in order to communicate health... | what the heck is ruby ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their health and wellness effectively . i also do a bit... | how many bugs have you squashed in the app ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | my parents bought our first family computer in 1986 , the year i was born . it was an apple iigs , and i started playing around with gs/os as soon as i could read . i learned basic html and javascript in elementary school ( i even got the computers merit badge in boy scouts ! ) | how old is the apple iggs ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | i love acting , and i was a member of my university ’ s improv comedy team for several years - we still have the occasional nerd reunion in nova scotia , where i went to school . being a software engineer doesn ’ t give you a whole lot of extra time for theatrics , but if you ’ ve watched amc ’ s the walking dead , you... | is lee in the walking dead ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | when i got to university , i skipped over many of the more traditional language courses ( bash scripting , c++ ) and instead taught myself the basics of ruby , which remains one of my favourite languages today . for me , the hardest thing about learning any language is finding a good place to start . taking a hundred p... | what is the hardest programming language in the world ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? | have you ever provisioned a polycom voip phone ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their health and wellness effectively . i also do a bit... | how do you manage to be a dead dude on twd ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their health and wellness effectively . i also do a bit... | how to develop a dictionary app ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | what ’ s your one piece of advice for new programmers ? find a language you love , make cool stuff with it , and never be afraid to experiment . | how do you make your apps ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | and then took ap computer science in high school , the curriculum for which was mostly introductory java . when i got to university , i skipped over many of the more traditional language courses ( bash scripting , c++ ) and instead taught myself the basics of ruby , which remains one of my favourite languages today . f... | what is bash scripting and c++ ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their health and wellness effecti... | does your medical app also involve scheduling for dentists and periodontists ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | it was an apple iigs , and i started playing around with gs/os as soon as i could read . i learned basic html and javascript in elementary school ( i even got the computers merit badge in boy scouts ! ) and then took ap computer science in high school , the curriculum for which was mostly introductory java . when i got... | also , what is the difference between javascript and java ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? | what is hard disk and dc rom ? |
hi , i 'm tom heinan ! what do you work on ? i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their heal... | i work for a company called one medical group , which is a technology-enabled medical practice . i spend most of my time working on our mobile app in objective-c , where we ’ re implementing all sorts of cutting edge product features aimed at helping people manage their health and wellness effectively . i also do a bit... | can people call for an emergency vehicle with the app ? |
when we calculate probabilities involving one event and another event occurring , we multiply their probabilities . in some cases , the first event happening impacts the probability of the second event . we call these dependent events . in other cases , the first event happening does not impact the probability of the s... | in some cases , the first event happening impacts the probability of the second event . we call these dependent events . in other cases , the first event happening does not impact the probability of the seconds . | how does the general multiplication rule apply to three events ? |
background stokes ' theorem line integrals flux in 3d curl the formula ( quick review ) stokes ' theorem is a tool to turn the surface integral of a curl vector field into a line integral around the boundary of that surface , or vice versa . specifically , here 's what it says : $ \displaystyle \overbrace { \underbrace... | luckily for us , this particular function is one of the special ones that do . $ \bluee { \textbf { f } } = \left [ \begin { array } { c } y^2 \ z^2 \ x^2 \end { array } \right ] $ concept check : find a vector field $ \textbf { g } ( x , y , z ) $ satisfying the property $ \nabla \times \textbf { g } = \bluee { \textb... | how is the gradient of g equal to f in the second example ? |
what you should be familiar with before taking this lesson a matrix is a rectangular arrangement of numbers into rows and columns . the dimensions of a matrix tell the number of rows and columns of the matrix in that order . since matrix $ a $ has $ 2 $ rows and $ 3 $ columns , it is called a $ 2\times 3 $ matrix . if ... | if this is new to you , we recommend that you check out our intro to matrices . in matrix multiplication , each entry in the product matrix is the dot product of a row in the first matrix and and a column in the second matrix . if this is new to you , we recommend that you check out our matrix multiplication article . | how do you find the multiplicative inverse of a matrix ? |
what you should be familiar with before taking this lesson a matrix is a rectangular arrangement of numbers into rows and columns . the dimensions of a matrix tell the number of rows and columns of the matrix in that order . since matrix $ a $ has $ 2 $ rows and $ 3 $ columns , it is called a $ 2\times 3 $ matrix . if ... | if this is new to you , we recommend that you check out our matrix multiplication article . definition of identity matrix the $ n\times n $ identity matrix , denoted $ i_n $ , is a matrix with $ n $ rows and $ n $ columns . the entries on the diagonal from the upper left to the bottom right are all $ 1 $ 's , and all o... | how do you find the identity matrix for a matrix that is not n by n ? |
what you should be familiar with before taking this lesson a matrix is a rectangular arrangement of numbers into rows and columns . the dimensions of a matrix tell the number of rows and columns of the matrix in that order . since matrix $ a $ has $ 2 $ rows and $ 3 $ columns , it is called a $ 2\times 3 $ matrix . if ... | if this is new to you , we recommend that you check out our intro to matrices . in matrix multiplication , each entry in the product matrix is the dot product of a row in the first matrix and and a column in the second matrix . if this is new to you , we recommend that you check out our matrix multiplication article . | can anyone give an example of a matrix without a multiplicative inverse ? |
what you should be familiar with before taking this lesson a matrix is a rectangular arrangement of numbers into rows and columns . the dimensions of a matrix tell the number of rows and columns of the matrix in that order . since matrix $ a $ has $ 2 $ rows and $ 3 $ columns , it is called a $ 2\times 3 $ matrix . if ... | connections to the real numbers multiplicative identities the identity matrix $ i $ plays a similar role to what the number $ 1 $ plays in the real number system . the number $ 1 $ |the identity matrix $ i $ - | - | - the product of $ 1 $ and any number $ a $ is $ a $ . $ ( a\cdot 1=1\cdot a=a ) $ | the product of a ma... | can we have i matrix with dimensions 1*1 ? |
what you should be familiar with before taking this lesson a matrix is a rectangular arrangement of numbers into rows and columns . the dimensions of a matrix tell the number of rows and columns of the matrix in that order . since matrix $ a $ has $ 2 $ rows and $ 3 $ columns , it is called a $ 2\times 3 $ matrix . if ... | if this is new to you , we recommend that you check out our matrix multiplication article . definition of identity matrix the $ n\times n $ identity matrix , denoted $ i_n $ , is a matrix with $ n $ rows and $ n $ columns . the entries on the diagonal from the upper left to the bottom right are all $ 1 $ 's , and all o... | could you have multiplicative inverses on two matrices that have different dimensions i.e a 2x3 matrix multiplied a 3x2 matrix that results in the identity matrix ? |
what you should be familiar with before taking this lesson a matrix is a rectangular arrangement of numbers into rows and columns . the dimensions of a matrix tell the number of rows and columns of the matrix in that order . since matrix $ a $ has $ 2 $ rows and $ 3 $ columns , it is called a $ 2\times 3 $ matrix . if ... | $ ( a\cdot 1=1\cdot a=a ) $ | the product of a matrix $ a $ and the appropriate identity matrix $ i $ is $ a $ . $ ( a\cdot i=i\cdot a=a ) $ multiplicative inverses two real numbers whose product is the multiplicative identity are called multiplicative inverses . for example , the numbers $ \dfrac13 $ and $ 3 $ are mul... | can you define multiplicative inverses ? |
have you ever wondered why some people need glasses and others don ’ t ? it ’ s because of the way light is focussed by the lens in your eye . this lens , like magnifying glasses , eyeglasses , and contact lenses , is considered a thin lens . how lenses interact with light lenses bend light that passes through them . t... | the image will be on the same side of the lens from the object , and will be upright . the image will also be larger than the object . that means that the image distance will be negative . | for the practice question where we are asked to calculate the height of the apple image what is the equation used ? |
we ’ ve all heard that there ’ s no sound in space , even though tons of movies and tv shows have you hearing everything from ships ’ engines to explosions . if there ’ s sound on earth , why wouldn ’ t there be sound in space ? the secret is in how sound travels . how does sound travel ? sound travels as waves of ener... | graphing sound waves we can show sound waves by graphing either how particles move ( displacement ) or how squished together they are ( density ) . but since density and pressure are related , a pressure vs time graph has the same form as a density vs time graph . if you ’ re looking at particle displacement , then you... | is n't wavelength displayed on a displacement versus distance/position graph ? |
paris : narrow streets and barricades during each of the previous political revolts ( 1789 , 1830 , 1848 , and again in 1871 ) , sections of paris had succumbed to the revolutionaries . these successes were due in part to the political sympathies of the citizens of paris , but the crooked narrow lanes of the medieval c... | he plowed over the ancient , winding streets of the city ( the same narrow streets that had proved so useful to revolutionaries ) . in their place , he created broad straight boulevards that were impervious to the barricade—and , equally important , they could better accommodate the free movement of troops . the avenue... | this kind of urban renewal , done by leaders with absolute power , ostensibly to improve conditions for the people at the bottom of the society , and producing wide boulevards impervious to barricades and felicitous to the movement of troops , has been carried out in beijing after 1949 and was imposed on bucharest duri... |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | now you try it ! problem 4 problem 5 problem 6 why are these numbers important ? so why do we study complex numbers anyway ? believe it or not , complex numbers have many applications – electrical engineering and quantum mechanics to name a few ! | would someone post a link to a good example of complex numbers being used directly to solve a real-world problem ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | for example , $ 3i $ , $ i\sqrt { 5 } $ , and $ -12i $ are all examples of pure imaginary numbers , or numbers of the form $ bi $ , where $ b $ is a nonzero real number . adding real numbers to these pure imaginary numbers creates even more numbers like $ 2+7i $ and $ 3-\sqrt { 2 } i $ . while these are not pure imagin... | where are complex numbers used in real life ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | for example , $ 3i $ , $ i\sqrt { 5 } $ , and $ -12i $ are all examples of pure imaginary numbers , or numbers of the form $ bi $ , where $ b $ is a nonzero real number . adding real numbers to these pure imaginary numbers creates even more numbers like $ 2+7i $ and $ 3-\sqrt { 2 } i $ . while these are not pure imagin... | using the same logic that all real numbers are complex , for example 52 = 52 + 0i , could n't we say that all imaginary numbers are complex as well ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | the $ \blued { \text { imaginary } } $ part of the number , or $ \blued b $ , is the real number coefficient of the pure imaginary number . the table below shows examples of complex numbers , with the real and imaginary parts identified . some people find it easier to identify the real and imaginary parts if the number... | is there an easy way to remember which numbers are real and complex and which are imaginary and complex ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | the $ \greend { \text { real } } $ part of the number , or $ \greend a $ , is the real number that is being added to the pure imaginary number . the $ \blued { \text { imaginary } } $ part of the number , or $ \blued b $ , is the real number coefficient of the pure imaginary number . the table below shows examples of c... | in a+bi , why is b considered the imaginary part ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | let 's take a closer look at this and try to understand how the number sets fit together . $ 9i $ is a pure imaginary number . yet , we can also express this number as $ \greend 0+\blued9i $ . so $ 9i $ is both a pure imaginary number and a complex number ! in fact , every pure imaginary number is also a complex number... | is 0 a real number or a pure imaginary number ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | believe it or not , complex numbers have many applications – electrical engineering and quantum mechanics to name a few ! from a purely mathematical standpoint , one cool thing that complex numbers allow us to do is to solve any polynomial equation . for example , the polynomial equation $ x^2-2x+5=0 $ does not have an... | so , if now we can solve any polynomial equation , does that mean that a function can have as its input imaginary and complex numbers ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | while these are not pure imaginary numbers , they are not real numbers either . instead , they belong to a set of numbers called the complex numbers . defining complex numbers a complex number is any number that can be written as $ \greend { a } +\blued { b } i $ , where $ i $ is the imaginary unit and $ \greend { a } ... | i.e that we extended the domain of our functions to complex numbers ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | so $ 9i $ is both a pure imaginary number and a complex number ! in fact , every pure imaginary number is also a complex number . similarly , $ -2 $ is a real number . | if x*i is an imaginary number , and x=o , then 0i=0 is also an imaginary number ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | in general , any nonzero complex number $ a+bi $ will also be ... ... a pure imaginary number if $ a=0 $ . ... a real number if $ b=0 $ . the diagram shows how the real , pure imaginary , and complex number sets fit together . | how can b = 0 be real but a = 0 be pure imaginary , as explained in the hints for problems 5 & 6 ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | so $ 9i $ is both a pure imaginary number and a complex number ! in fact , every pure imaginary number is also a complex number . similarly , $ -2 $ is a real number . yet , we can also express $ -2 $ as $ \greend { -2 } +\blued0i $ . so $ -2 $ is both a real number and a complex number ! in fact , every real number is... | when i found out 10.2 is a complex number i was like ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . | is there a root of ( x^2 ) -1 in the 3-dimensional graph ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | let 's take a closer look at this and try to understand how the number sets fit together . $ 9i $ is a pure imaginary number . yet , we can also express this number as $ \greend 0+\blued9i $ . | what is the difference between a pure imaginary number and a imaginary number ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | in general , any nonzero complex number $ a+bi $ will also be ... ... a pure imaginary number if $ a=0 $ . ... a real number if $ b=0 $ . the diagram shows how the real , pure imaginary , and complex number sets fit together . | what type of number is 0 ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | in general , any nonzero complex number $ a+bi $ will also be ... ... a pure imaginary number if $ a=0 $ . ... a real number if $ b=0 $ . the diagram shows how the real , pure imaginary , and complex number sets fit together . | is `` 0 '' both imaginary and real ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | in fact , every pure imaginary number is also a complex number . similarly , $ -2 $ is a real number . yet , we can also express $ -2 $ as $ \greend { -2 } +\blued0i $ . so $ -2 $ is both a real number and a complex number ! | what would happen if i had the square root of -2 and the square root of -18 and needed to find the sum ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . | would we all be dead and hopeless or is there some way to achieve a quantity of i ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | yet , we can also express this number as $ \greend 0+\blued9i $ . so $ 9i $ is both a pure imaginary number and a complex number ! in fact , every pure imaginary number is also a complex number . similarly , $ -2 $ is a real number . | when does the step where , you alway divide by 4 then multiply the remainder by 4 then match to the exponent of the imaginary number , apply ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | yet , we can also express $ -2 $ as $ \greend { -2 } +\blued0i $ . so $ -2 $ is both a real number and a complex number ! in fact , every real number is also a complex number . in general , any nonzero complex number $ a+bi $ will also be ... ... a pure imaginary number if $ a=0 $ . | can someone help me if the complex number is like 3i - square root of -25 ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create infinitely many more new numbers . for example , $ 3i $ , $ i\sqrt { 5 } $ , and $ -12i $ are all examples of pure imaginary numbers , or numbers of the form $ bi $ , where $... | could you use imaginary numbers to explain extraneous roots ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | in general , any nonzero complex number $ a+bi $ will also be ... ... a pure imaginary number if $ a=0 $ . ... a real number if $ b=0 $ . the diagram shows how the real , pure imaginary , and complex number sets fit together . | so a number is complex if a + b > 0 , right ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create infinitely many more new numbers . for example , $ 3i $ , $ i\sqrt { 5 } $ , and $ -12i $ are all examples of pure imaginary numbers , or numbers of the form $ bi $ , where $... | anyone know how & why imaginary numbers were created ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | yet , we can also express $ -2 $ as $ \greend { -2 } +\blued0i $ . so $ -2 $ is both a real number and a complex number ! in fact , every real number is also a complex number . in general , any nonzero complex number $ a+bi $ will also be ... ... a pure imaginary number if $ a=0 $ . | i know this is unrelated , but what happens when you raise a number to the power of i ? |
in the real number system , there is no solution to the equation $ x^2=-1 $ . in this lesson , we will study a new number system in which the equation does have a solution . the backbone of this new number system is the number $ i $ . $ \large i=\sqrt { -1 } $ by taking multiples of this imaginary unit , we can create ... | the $ \greend { \text { real } } $ part of the number , or $ \greend a $ , is the real number that is being added to the pure imaginary number . the $ \blued { \text { imaginary } } $ part of the number , or $ \blued b $ , is the real number coefficient of the pure imaginary number . the table below shows examples of c... | why only b is imaginary part and not i or bi ? |
is there anything left to say about adam and eve , quite literally the oldest story in the book ? the engraving of adam and eve of 1504 by the german renaissance artist albrecht dürer recasts this familiar story with nuances of meaning and artistic innovation . in the picture , adam and eve stand together in a dense , ... | a german enthralled by the classical tradition the print allows dürer to express his personal and cultural concerns . proud of his german identity ( albert dvrer noricvs or “ albert dürer of nuremberg ” ) , the artist is nonetheless enthralled by italian and classical tradition . the german forest is ennobled by classi... | is the latin translation of `` albrecht '' , `` albert '' ? |
is there anything left to say about adam and eve , quite literally the oldest story in the book ? the engraving of adam and eve of 1504 by the german renaissance artist albrecht dürer recasts this familiar story with nuances of meaning and artistic innovation . in the picture , adam and eve stand together in a dense , ... | this word play underpins the christian interpretation of the story of the fall of humanity by characterizing the virgin mary , mother of christ , as the antidote for eve ’ s sin in the garden of eden . the other animals bear other symbolic meanings . the elk , ox , rabbit , and cat exemplify the four humors or human pe... | is the reason that the snake and the bird not refrenced , in the analysis of the placement of the animals , because they are not important to the work , or was it just an oversight ? |
is there anything left to say about adam and eve , quite literally the oldest story in the book ? the engraving of adam and eve of 1504 by the german renaissance artist albrecht dürer recasts this familiar story with nuances of meaning and artistic innovation . in the picture , adam and eve stand together in a dense , ... | dürer not only experienced the transformation from gothic to renaissance , he was an agent of that change . text by dr. bonnie j. noble additional resources : this print in the collection of the metropolitan museum of art a short video on this print from the clark art institute this work on the metropolitan museum of a... | was there a specific patron of the art piece ? |
is there anything left to say about adam and eve , quite literally the oldest story in the book ? the engraving of adam and eve of 1504 by the german renaissance artist albrecht dürer recasts this familiar story with nuances of meaning and artistic innovation . in the picture , adam and eve stand together in a dense , ... | dürer not only experienced the transformation from gothic to renaissance , he was an agent of that change . text by dr. bonnie j. noble additional resources : this print in the collection of the metropolitan museum of art a short video on this print from the clark art institute this work on the metropolitan museum of a... | creating art was for albrecht durer , a sacred act.how does this print reflect that attitude ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | those who listened to the debate on the radio thought that nixon had won , while those who watched on television agreed that kennedy was the winner. $ ^3 $ the election was extremely close , but kennedy ultimately triumphed over nixon by a slender margin . john f. kennedy as president once in office , kennedy embraced ... | why is the kennedy family referred to as a `` clan '' ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | the minimum wage was raised and over \ $ 4 billion was allocated for housing construction . kennedy also announced that he would ask congress for a \ $ 10 billion tax cut unaccompanied by decreases in federal spending . he argued that an economic boom would result from such an approach , and thus tax revenues would be ... | why would somebody want to kill jfk ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | kennedy also set the stage for increased us involvement in vietnam by supporting a military coup in south vietnam. $ ^7 $ kennedy 's assassination the presidency of john f. kennedy was tragically cut short by an assassin ’ s bullet on november 22 , 1963 , in dallas , texas . lee harvey oswald , an unstable ex-marine wi... | what is a motorcade and what does it look like ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , the united states experienced both foreign policy triumphs and tragedies , including the bay of pigs invasion and the cuban missile crisis . kennedy was assassinated in dallas , texas , on november 22 , 1963 . the election of 1960 the 1960 presidential election , which has been des... | what was kennedy doing in texas when he was assassinated , and who killed him ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , the united states experienced both foreign policy triumphs and tragedies , including the bay of pigs invasion and the cuban missile crisis . kennedy was assassinated in dallas , texas , on november 22 , 1963 . the election of 1960 the 1960 presidential election , which has been des... | in the last section about kennedy 's assassination , how did that affect people after the tragic moment and why was he assassinated in the first place ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | those who listened to the debate on the radio thought that nixon had won , while those who watched on television agreed that kennedy was the winner. $ ^3 $ the election was extremely close , but kennedy ultimately triumphed over nixon by a slender margin . john f. kennedy as president once in office , kennedy embraced ... | was kennedy the first u.s. president to embrace keynesian economics ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | those who listened to the debate on the radio thought that nixon had won , while those who watched on television agreed that kennedy was the winner. $ ^3 $ the election was extremely close , but kennedy ultimately triumphed over nixon by a slender margin . john f. kennedy as president once in office , kennedy embraced ... | how long was john f. kennedy president ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | lee harvey oswald , an unstable ex-marine with ties to the soviet union and to the cuban émigré community in miami , shot kennedy from the window of a book depository while the president was riding in a convertible limousine as part of a motorcade . oswald himself was then murdered while in police custody , by jack rub... | why did jack ruby kill lee harvey oswald ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | those who listened to the debate on the radio thought that nixon had won , while those who watched on television agreed that kennedy was the winner. $ ^3 $ the election was extremely close , but kennedy ultimately triumphed over nixon by a slender margin . john f. kennedy as president once in office , kennedy embraced ... | why did john f. want to get elected for president ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | those who listened to the debate on the radio thought that nixon had won , while those who watched on television agreed that kennedy was the winner. $ ^3 $ the election was extremely close , but kennedy ultimately triumphed over nixon by a slender margin . john f. kennedy as president once in office , kennedy embraced ... | why was kennedy so popular ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | this was partly due to the power of southern democrats in congress , who were threatening to block the president ’ s entire civil rights agenda . nevertheless , kennedy appointed several african americans to high-profile positions in the federal government and judiciary. $ ^6 $ in 1963 , he introduced comprehensive civ... | does the kennedy family still have a lot of influence on america ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | kennedy also set the stage for increased us involvement in vietnam by supporting a military coup in south vietnam. $ ^7 $ kennedy 's assassination the presidency of john f. kennedy was tragically cut short by an assassin ’ s bullet on november 22 , 1963 , in dallas , texas . lee harvey oswald , an unstable ex-marine wi... | did the police find out why lee harvey oswald killed the president ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | kennedy appeared charismatic and handsome , and was very effective at crafting a likable on-screen persona. $ ^2 $ nixon , on the other hand , frequently seemed sweaty , nervous , and brooding . those who listened to the debate on the radio thought that nixon had won , while those who watched on television agreed that ... | how did nixon manage to get close to kennedys votes , if kennedy was that appealing ? |
overview john f. kennedy narrowly won the 1960 presidential election against richard nixon by carefully cultivating the news media and crafting an effective public image . once in office , kennedy prioritized domestic economic growth , cutting taxes and boosting federal spending . during kennedy ’ s brief presidency , ... | though kennedy ’ s vacillation and indecisiveness about the bay of pigs invasion had contributed to the missile crisis in the first place , his determined statesmanship helped defuse tensions and negotiate a peaceful resolution to the crisis . kennedy authorized the alliance for progress , a major trade and aid initiat... | what was the majority of america then republican or democratic ? |
iranian metal bowls have a variety of shapes , decoration themes , and uses during the safavid period ( 1501-1736 ) . the iranian divination bowl with inscriptions and zodiac signs today in the brooklyn museum is decorated with unusual themes—a blend of religious , superstitious , and persian historical motifs . the pr... | around the convex hemispherical boss in the bottom of the interior ( above ) , there are three verses from the qur ’ an . these are divided with circular panels that also include zodiac signs . these verses are from surat an-nas ( chapter 110 ) of the qura ’ n , verses one , two , and three . | where did the zodiac originate ? |
iranian metal bowls have a variety of shapes , decoration themes , and uses during the safavid period ( 1501-1736 ) . the iranian divination bowl with inscriptions and zodiac signs today in the brooklyn museum is decorated with unusual themes—a blend of religious , superstitious , and persian historical motifs . the pr... | it is still widely believed among muslims ( both sunnis and shiites ) , that reciting certain verses or making some du ‘ aā ( prayer ) will help guide you to the right path and help you seek god ’ s support . shiite divine text is also present on the bowl . for instance , the most visible inscription , on the neck of t... | what is the function of this bowl ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | from the beginning , popes and other leaders sought to encourage only professional men of war , whether kings , lords , knights , or simple men-at-arms , to go on crusade . and from the beginning , individuals of almost every other social class , age , and gender ignored this and wanted to go , too . the only people ex... | why did people of almost every age , class and gender desire to embark upon a crusade ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | muslims ( or areas under muslim governance ) continued to be targets , especially when they threatened or reconquered portions of the crusader states , but other targets included christian “ heretics ” ( for example , in southern france ) , the christian byzantine empire , and political opponents of the papacy within e... | was it a result of successful papal propaganda , or because those folks were fooled to think of crusading as a way of both seeking land and wealth from the outremer and god 's redemption ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | were the crusades primarily against muslims ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | were the crusades considered a success ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | going on crusade was not an “ easy out ” for younger sons ( as used to be thought ) nor was it a reliable treasure-hunting expedition ; it impoverished many more people than it profited . nonetheless , because of the spiritual and social rewards on offer for crusading , crusade leaders were never able to fully stop peo... | it says that `` crusade leaders were never able to fully stop people of both genders and all classes from accompanying armed parties on crusade '' but how would a woman justify herself going on a crusade ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | are there modern examples of crusades ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | what role did women play in the crusades ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | in still other places , again in northern europe but also malta , the military orders—armed religious orders ( most famously the knights templar ) —set up independent , or virtually independent states dedicated to perpetual crusading . participants who went on crusade ? from the beginning , popes and other leaders soug... | why is the 4th crusade mentioned a lot in history books but michael viii palaiologos , the man who recapture it is not ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | we should also remember that the levant and iberia contained any number of local christians , jews , and other religious groups , and they were not always exempted from crusader violence , even though it was held to be wrong to persecute or kill fellow christians and jews . after the second crusade , crusading continue... | why is there such a gap between the first crusade and the second ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | why were n't the crusades called `` genocide '' attempts ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | rather , it means that contemporaries believed that the wars on all three fronts together constituted a larger endeavor . we should also remember that the levant and iberia contained any number of local christians , jews , and other religious groups , and they were not always exempted from crusader violence , even thou... | why did the assassins of masyaf castle try to kill saladin ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | participants who went on crusade ? from the beginning , popes and other leaders sought to encourage only professional men of war , whether kings , lords , knights , or simple men-at-arms , to go on crusade . and from the beginning , individuals of almost every other social class , age , and gender ignored this and want... | was there some sort of ritual that the knights had to go through too go crusading ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | after the second crusade , crusading continued to expand and evolve . muslims ( or areas under muslim governance ) continued to be targets , especially when they threatened or reconquered portions of the crusader states , but other targets included christian “ heretics ” ( for example , in southern france ) , the chris... | was there a ritual to `` forgive '' the crime or was it justified because the targets were `` sinners '' ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | who was in control of jerusalem prior to the first crusade ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | by the time the second crusade rolled around ( 1146-1149 ) crusading had already expanded dramatically . the second crusade took place on three fronts : against muslims in the levant , against pagans in northern europe , and against muslims on the iberian peninsula ( modern day spain and portugal ) . this does not mean... | is the conflict today with radical muslims against christians considered `` modern crusades '' ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | nonetheless , because of the spiritual and social rewards on offer for crusading , crusade leaders were never able to fully stop people of both genders and all classes from accompanying armed parties on crusade , and it is fair to say that many expeditions , especially those to the levant , included a wide range of age... | in fact , how would dr. throop differentiate between viking raids and crusading ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | what were the causes of the crusades ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | muslims ( or areas under muslim governance ) continued to be targets , especially when they threatened or reconquered portions of the crusader states , but other targets included christian “ heretics ” ( for example , in southern france ) , the christian byzantine empire , and political opponents of the papacy within e... | also , the what crusade did the battle of hattin , saladin 's greatest victory , come under ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | what was the cause of the crusades ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | the crusades are holy wars , if you will , but does n't that go against the teachings of jesus ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | keep in mind though that crusading didn ’ t emerge from a vacuum , and many of the elements of crusading were circulating before 1095 . however , finding an end date for the crusades is quite difficult indeed . scholars used to stress that the heyday of crusading was before 1300 . | what was the meaning behind the crusades ? |
setting a timeline in some ways , setting a beginning date for the crusading movement is relatively easy . the first crusade was preached by pope urban ii in 1095 . several different expeditions responded to this appeal , but the general dates for the first crusade are 1096-1099 , when the city of jerusalem was conquer... | we should also remember that the levant and iberia contained any number of local christians , jews , and other religious groups , and they were not always exempted from crusader violence , even though it was held to be wrong to persecute or kill fellow christians and jews . after the second crusade , crusading continue... | could the fighting after the second crusade be considered a 3rd crusade in technical terms ? |
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