A rectangular park is 115 m by 95 m.At least how many complete rounds must a joggler make around the park to be sure he has run 5 km?

The older the engine, the more likely it is to leak oil due to aging gaskets and seals. As an engine ages, heat can cause cork gaskets to harden and shrink.Engine oil leaks occur most often at the valve cover and oil pan gaskets, timing chain cover and the front and rear crankshaft seals. on your Mio Better Check all necessary Seals and gaskets

how old is the battery get it checked and make sure the connections at the the battery and the terminal on the stsrter pos. post are tight. find the grd term on the engine and make sure every thing is good and tight

change the plugs and the air filter &try not to speed, that always consomes more fuel. if that dont help, change the plug wires

This would be a bad idea. The problem would be that not all of the exhaust gases will leave the kitchen. (Thus it could make you ill or be fatal - it will not do be a problem for the blower.) For a very short run you can use 5" duct but not after any sections of 6" or 3 1/4" x 10" rectangular ducting. The maximum duct length can be 100'; however 5" round duct has a higher equivalence length than 6" round duct.

You would be better off putting the cooktop on an exterior wall and directly venting it to the outside with rectangular ducting.

The installation and owner's manual are available from GE. Go to http://www.geappliances.com/service_and_support/literature/. Then search for JP389.

I wish that I had better news.

Cindy Wells

no,, its just oil thats run down the valve seals and the pistons are letting a little oil past just run the bike up till it clears its self out,, its been standing around a long time,, it will clear with a good run up,,,
thats why there called "the flying brick" 24000km is just run in for one of them! servic it well and it will go round the clock twice,, show me a bike that can do that? and dont say "honda!!!! ha ha ha! joke!

throttle cable

what i would do is make sure tha the hole for the wires that go to the humidistat is completely closed and that you are sensing the true humidity for the space also have the tech wire the so that the heat comes on instead of the ac for the de-hiumidification process.

OK, here's what it sounds like to me: The line going around the display should only be seen if you selected "Wrinkel Care" function for that cycle (and with the freshen up cycle, I beleive). With that option in use, after the dryer shuts off, if you do not open the door or turn off power to the dryer the dryer will display the moving rectangular segments and every 6 minutes the dryer will turn itself on and tumble for 10 seconds with no heat (to keep clothes fluffed up and prevent wrinkles from setting in) and will continue this cycle for up to three hours. The "Freshen Up" is the steam cycle used to remove wrinkles from 1 to 5 garments, like things that were all wrinkled up in your suitcase. Try drying with a normal or permanent press cycle, or a timed cycle. If you have additional questions or concerns, let me know.

For a TI-86


Converting rectangular to polar
Press "2ND" and then "MORE" for the MODE screen
Highlight PolarC and press "ENTER"
Quit that screen.
Now ready to go.
A example of converting 5+j6
Enter "(5,6)" in the calculator and press "ENTER"
Should get (7.81024967591*angle*50.1944289077)


Converting polar to rectangular
Press "2ND" and then "MORE" for the MODE screen
Highlight RectC and press "ENTER"
Quit that screen.
Now ready to go.
A example of converting 5*angle*35
Enter "(5*angle*35)
Should get (4.09576022145,2.86788218176)


Note
*angle* is the symbol when you press "2ND" then ","


Note 2
To round the an decimal places press "2ND" then "MORE" for the MODE screen and on the line that says float, choose a number on that line for the number of decimal places you would like to have.

More can be found at
http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=cache:nAC57BtC6IIJ:myweb.wit.edu/khabaria/ELEC195_files/ti86cplx.pdf+ti-86+convert+to+polar&hl=en&gl=us