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Q:I came across their website, they say it will not only help with the environment but also add gas milage to your current vehicle. (some by 22%+) Is this worth investing in? It doesn‘t seem to cost much. If you have any info, let me know what your experience has been with Ethos. :)

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Q:seven and a bracket.

I'm not sure if I understand. You may want to type it using the symbols instead of the words. I'll try it. -a[a-a7] -a[a-7a] -a[-6a] 6a^2 The additive inverse (or opposite) is -6a^2

Q:Give examples of food which contain themcan they be dangerous?

I refer you also to my answer about ANTIOXIDANTS. ALL additives to food are present for a purpose: To add colour or to retain a colour; as a preservative; flavouring enhancers and emulsifying agents. There are strict laws here in England which prevent our foods from having any known dangerous additives, however although some additives are known to be harmful (like certainE" numbers which are chemically produced) others are not harmful to us, proportionally as they sourced from natural products. One can get too worried at times thinking about the lists of additives (which can be found printed upon most food lables, such as frozen products etc.) but unless you are a bio-chemist, it is hard to know what is what? A good way to know if there arwe any additives present, is by reading the main food or drink description:ORANGE FLAVOUR DRINK" for example, will probably contain NO ACTUAL ORANGES at all. The wordFLAVOUR" in the drinks title is a the give-away! Get me? The above drink would have been produced from flavourings alone and also colouring so as to taste and appear to be orange, whilst it is not! Chocolate Flavour? Coffee Flavour? Blueberry Flavour? NONE of these are natural. The flavouring of these foods will be provided by an additive and we all of us have been eating & drinking these so-called foodstuffs for many years! Hopefully without any detrimental harm to ourselves??

Q:On the bottle it says Add 4 fluid ounces to treat 1 full gallon of plain water or washer fluid in washer tank. What does this mean? Do I put a gallon of water in my windshield washer reservoir and only 4 ounces of the rain-x?

Well, it sounds like the bank is going to be picking up the tab on this. based on the sound logical advice of the second group, I would go for complete replacement. I would also try to get bids on having all the copper replaced with PEX(flexible)tubing. it is way more resistant to bursting than any other product out there. Get a mold remediation expert out there as well. and an electrician too. if you are sensitive to mold or have allergies, you may not want to buy this house. it sounds like a HUGE can of worms. GOOD LUCK ! ! !

Q:What is the addtivtive inverse of 9x -y+5y-4-6x-6yHow do you find them?Thanks in Advance

-9x thats all i no

Q:Are salt baked chicken flavored powder a food additive?

Salt Baked Chicken Seasoning Flour is a food additive that is not a food additive. Belong to food seasoning.

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Gasoline is generally viewed in regards to its octane value. In reality, there is very little octane in gasoline. There is actually a great deal of hexane. Additives vary, but are generally other organic compounds of the cyclic variety, benzene and toluene among them. It's a massive mixture of hundreds, if not thousands of chemicals which are blended for performance, pollution control, etc.

Q:The opposite, or additive inverse of 25 is?

the additive inverse, added to 25 produces 0 x+25 0 x -25

Q:what is a nuritent additive and what is an example of a food that has it?

It's probably one of the b vitamins like folic acid, riboflavin, there are lots of b vitamins and they also put c in there and others. If you ever see anything that says enriched flour it is loaded with vitamins. It's in everything, bread, crackers, cookies, any snack food that's pre packaged really.