Q:I just bought a 2001 Dodge Ram 3500 and the former owners told me I needed to add fuel additive to it. I was wondering if I actually do or if it is just for a cosmetic reason

You don't have to but a lot of people do. Its a lot better for your truck if you do. My buddy has a 99 3500 and he puts it in every other time he fills up.

Q:I have a 2005 Jaguar S Type 3.0 6 cyl. and need PS additive to take out the squeak and I can not find it anywhere online!I DO NOT live anywhere near an auto parts store and MUST order this online.Thx!

No Problem! I know you mentioned that you do not live anywhere near an auto parts store, but that does not mean you can not buy online at Autozone. :) Lucas Oil/Power steering fluid with conditioners will be your best choice. $8.49 each + Shipping Cost (Expensive but good)

Q:The sum of additive inverses is always zero. True of False?

the sum of any additive and its inverse is always zero: x + (-x) 0

Q:Urgent feed additive tax exempt provisions!

Please refer to the Ministry of Finance State Administration of Taxation on the "scope of taxation of agricultural products" (Finance [1995] No. 52 notice)

Q:What are good fuel additives for my car?

The best fuel additive you can buy is called 44k. its made by bg. its hard to find. you can find it at carquest. and at almost all dealership parts deptartments. you only need to use it ones every oil change it stays in the tank that long. its relly good stuff.

Q:What ingredients are added to the bread

A leavening agent is an additive that can form a bulky and porous structure in the process of bread processing, and has a soft, palatable property, also known as a bulking agent. At present, commonly used in the production of dried yeast is a dry yeast, usually granular products; In addition, there are baking soda, powder, baking powder and other chemical leavening agent.

Q:This may have been asked once before, but I‘m asking specifically:Does anyone have any first hand experience with 100% pure acetone as a fuel additive?What are the results?How long have you been using it?Are there any negative side effects?Please do not cite or refer to other websites; I have done my fair share of research and am looking for an opinion from someone who has been using 100% pure acetone. Thank you.

Here's the deal. It will do exactly nothing. There are hundreds of websites that will tell you that dding two to three ounces of acetone to a tank of fuel will work miracles for your fuel mileage, and probably hundreds more telling you that it will dissolve every plastic and rubber part in your fuel system. It will do neither. I tried several times, just to give it a chance and settle it in my mind. There is no way that two ounces of acetone can have any effect when it is diluted into somewhere between ten and twenty gallons of gasoline. You don't have to believe me or anyone else on here one way or the other, but I guarantee you that you will notice exactly no effects, good or bad, by adding two ounces of acetone to your fuel. However, your car is not designed to run on acetone, and acetone is not a replacement for gasoline. So if you get all crazy and dump gallons of acetone in your fuel hoping for some astronomical mileage figure, you will eventually dilute the gasoline so much that it won't run at all. Stick with 100 percent gasoline instead of playing Harvard Science Major with a car that lots of highly-paid, highly-educated engineers spent years designing.

Q:Is there any added sugar or additives in Gerber Banana food? Is it 100% natural?

If you are concerned that the baby recieve all natural foods then why not just mush up a banana and feed the baby that? No additives or preservatives required.

Q:this was done to me at a quick lube place and 200 miles down the road my engine locked up.

Yes. you should document everything about this and hold these people to task. Have several witnesses present when the oil pan plug is removed and what is in the pan is drained into a clean vessel and the amount (volume) is documented, and possibly lab analyzed to prove or disprove that these people are at fault. If they are then they owe you an engine.

Q:For example, -(7.8)? and why?

It's very simple -- the additive inverse is the same number with the opposite sign. The opposite of - 7.8 (negative 7.8) is + 7.8 (positive 7.8). The opposite of + 7.8 is - 7.8. The additive inverse (opposite) of - 3,962.424 is + 3,962.424. The additive inverse (opposite) of + 3/4 is - 3/4. Just switch the sign from + to - or from - to +. It's called additive inverse because if you add a number to its additive inverse, you will always get 0. Don't confuse additive inverse with inverse. The inverse of 3/4 is 4/3. When you MULTIPLY a number by its inverse you will always get 1. Hope that helps!