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QuizBusters Matt has a problem. Actually more than one. But here's the immediate one: He wants to know the voltage drop across his 6-ohm resistor, which is connected in parallel with a 12-ohm resistor to a 12-volt battery, a value he can find using Kirchhoff's loop rule without any calculation. What is that voltage drop?

12 hours ago
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Yikes! Is this the first time that QB FB Fans are stumped?
9 hours ago
Kim Geiger
Kim Geiger
Ha! Let Matt solve his own problem!
6 hours ago
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QuizBusters This trait is common in only four mammalian groups: kangaroo mice, macropods, springhares, and hominians. What is it? (no...it is NOT "watching QuizBusters")

15 hours ago
Marc Enyedy
Marc Enyedy
They walk on two legs!
14 hours ago
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Marc, you are correct!
12 hours ago
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QuizBusters Remember, you can also join "The Official Jason Vlahos Fan Club"!

Fri at 8:22am
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QuizBusters Remember...no Googling.... Makemake was given this designation in July 2008 since it has not “cleared its neighborhood” according to a criterion from 2006. If gravity is shown to have given Vesta a spherical shape, it may became the second asteroid to share what status with Eris and Ceres?

Fri at 6:12am
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Nick is correct!

One dwarf planet I didn't mention is Pluto.
Fri at 7:13am
Nick Snow
Nick Snow
.....*tears* I'd rather not talk about that right now!
Fri at 7:15am
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QuizBusters If you know the difference between isotopes and donut holes, maybe you know this one.... Other than protons, the most common isotope used in nuclear magnetic resonance is this stable one that accounts for about 1% of its element's abundance. It is slightly more common in C4 plants than C3 plants. Name this isotope.

November 19 at 10:31am
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Rob...incomplete. Nathan...yes.
November 19 at 11:50am
Katelyn Ostrander
Katelyn Ostrander
yay nathan!
November 19 at 7:57pm
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QuizBusters Extra points for the correct answer WITHOUT using Google..... The fourth and final book of this work discusses the “kingdom of darkness.” Its first book, “Of Man,” asserts that life in the “state of nature” is “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.” Name this philosophical work about commonwealths.

November 19 at 6:13am
Kim Geiger
Kim Geiger
Well, Thomas Hobbes' "Leviathan" isn't really about "commonwealths"...
November 19 at 7:29am
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It is enough about "commonwealths" to make your answer correct.
November 19 at 10:25am
Kim Geiger
Kim Geiger
Sometimes your questions leave something to be desired, QB...
November 19 at 10:28am
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QuizBusters This one makes the QB producer's head hurt... Sam goes to Omaha every three months, always on the first of the month. Sam's tenth visit was on January 1, but Sam has forgotten in what month the first visit fell. Given that Sam's visits come four times a year, the first visit was in what month?

November 18 at 12:59pm
Tim Zeko
Tim Zeko
Because Fargo was all full up...
November 18 at 4:38pm
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Please, respect Sam's privacy.
November 19 at 6:04am
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QuizBusters Okay...the QB producer (me) doesn't even understand this question, let alone know the answer to it: The standing waves at the fundamental frequency of closed and half-open pipes both have exactly one of these points, though it's at the center of the closed pipe and at the open end of the half-open pipe. Name this kind of point of maximum amplitude.

November 18 at 8:25am
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That's the ticket, Liz.
November 18 at 12:50pm
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QuizBusters Here's a Tuesday question...After escaping the regency of his half-sister Sophia in 1689, this man studied shipbuilding, a skill he would hone on his “Grand Embassy” during which he worked incognito in a Dutch shipyard. Name this "Great" ruler.

November 17 at 8:28am
Rob
Rob
new question!
November 17 at 8:56am
Annie Kelly
Annie Kelly
Yes, Peter the Great. (Lesson learned.)
November 17 at 9:07am
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QuizBusters Here's a Monday question...This SI unit has the same dimensions as the unit used for torque, but it is used to measure the product of a torque and the angle through which it acts, which is a form of work. One newton-meter is equivalent to what unit used to measure energy that is symbolized J?

November 16 at 10:16am
Patrick
Patrick
JOULES!
November 16 at 12:56pm
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It is...(drumroll) Joules! Patrick is correct.
November 16 at 1:15pm
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QuizBusters Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 is in the major key of this note. What is it?

November 13 at 11:22am
Mitchel Goodnough
Mitchel Goodnough
I'm gonna go with F haha just a guess
Can't wait for shooting Monday, my first time on
November 13 at 11:52am
Mitchel Goodnough
Mitchel Goodnough
(comets are gonna beat potterville) :D
November 13 at 11:54am
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QuizBusters Short question...Who was the first woman to defeat a female incumbent in a Senate election?

November 13 at 11:18am
Nick Snow
Nick Snow
Kay Hagen (D) North Carolina
November 13 at 11:21am
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Correct!
November 13 at 11:34am
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QuizBusters Lots of new fans lately! Welcome!

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QuizBusters The name of these organisms that had eyes made of calcite crystals doesn't refer to their cephalon, thorax, and pygidium body segments, but rather to their three longitudinal lobes. What is it?

November 12 at 11:42am
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You guys are SO smart!
November 12 at 12:40pm
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QuizBusters Try this one...On Tonga this word referred to people, places, objects, or even words whose powerful mana could harm transgressors due to their intrinsic sacredness or uncleanliness. Give this five-letter Polynesian word.

November 11 at 6:31am
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