A.

1. Slow loris
2. Tarsier
3. Dian's Tarsier
4. Calabar Angwantibo
5. False Potto

Is it Lutetium?

nope

Hmm..... I dunno then, is it Technetium?

nope, but you're getting close

Is it Rhodium? If it's not this, then I give up

nope

Q. What is the technical name for the radio active symbol?

A. Tri-foil or something like that

A. It was Culloden

Q.what is the answer to 51y(3y(4y))+27y-27y.7y?

If you think, it's quite easy. The only bit i'm on sure of is if y is correct

A. 611.3 y1.3

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the answer is:
51y(3y(4y))+27y-27y.7y
=51y(12y)+27y-27y.7y
=612y+27y-27y.7y
=639y-189y
=450

I'm not really sure if that's the real answer I'm still learning algebra so...

Thats where you went wrong.

The 27y-27.7y=-0.3y

So 612+-0.3=611.7y

Add the fact that it should be 612 y=cubed(3)

makes it 611.7y(3)

At least if I beleive correctly

isnt the "." supposed to mean multiplication? I didnt think there was a decimal involved. Could the person who typed it out first be more specific? If it is a decimal shouldnt it be as written above. If not than it should be written the way it originally was. (27y-27y.7y)

Isn't mutlipication usely represented by a / Because thats what I thought, and thats what it is on the interent calculators and computer ones.

I read a book of algebra and it said that the ".","/",and()meant multiplication.

I could have sworn that a "/" meant divide.

And, assuming that the "." means multiply, you're all forgetting some very basic calculus rules. Y multiplied by itself does not equal itself. It equals Y², or Y squared.

Therefore, from what I can see, the answer is as follows:

51y(3y(4y))+27y-27y.7y
= 51y(12y²) + 27y - 189y²
= 612y³ -189y² + 27y
Factor out the common y
= y(612y²-189y+27)
Set equal to 0
0=y(612y²-189y+27)
Use the Quadratic formula of (-b+or- √b² -4ac)/2a
and you end up with y=(21+or- (5√11)(i))/136
As far as I can see, the answer is a non-real answer, and 0.
I could be dead wrong though. Someone correct me.
Side note: i = √-1 or the square root of -1

(All this is assuming you are solving for the x-intercepts)

these are easy as ABC, but I thought I'd do them anyway

Q 1)Who Wrote The Story 'Dracula'
Q 1b)Which Country did he write it in
Q 1c)Which Landmark inspired it

A 1)Bram Stoker
A 2)Whitby, England
A 3)Whitby Abbey

heres a harder one, what is the only crime defined in the U.S Constitution?

A: Treason is the only crime that has its minimum standard set in the Constitution itself, in Article 3, Section 3. There, treason is defined and the standard for conviction is set. No other crime is treated so thoroughly. However, Article 1, Section 8, Clause 6 specifically mentions counterfeiting, which may be what your friend is thinking of. Other clauses in that section mention much more nebulous crimes, such as "Piracies and Felonies committed on the high Seas" and the like.

God bless Google

Now for the greatest of all questions, a question to which Australians have searched for all time.

"Why is the Platypus?"

Not why is it anything just why is the platypus.

(Personally i think that if there is a god he was VERY drunk on the day he made the platypus)

The Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) is a 30–60 cm long, semi-aquatic mammal endemic to eastern Australia and Tasmania, and one of the five extant species of monotremes, the only mammals that lay eggs instead of giving birth to live young (the other four are echidnas). It is the sole extant representative of its family (Ornithorhynchidae) and genus (Ornithorhynchus), though a number of fossilised relatives have been found, some of them also in the Ornithorhynchus genus.

what animal was first described as a giant black and white teddy bear that sounds like a police siren

The panda?

I'm going to go out on a WILD guess here and say lemur.

naw, I'm going to say a giant black and white teddy bear that has a police siren

Or, the seldom-heard-of North Eastern Giant Chicimunga Giant Teddy Bear?

oops sorry it does mean divide

It IS the Panda right?

Yeah...good thing we don't get answers to the questions on here. I don't know what I'd do if I ever found out the answer to this question. I'd probably learn something, or something...

Here's an easy one.
This part of the brain is known to regulate circadian rhythms, AND, when left undisturbed, a "daily" sleep cycle extends to roughly this amount.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indrihttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGdVz8VEQ-M

The right side.

RTL .. You should give people the chance to answer it ^^ .. anyhow.. your question and answer were interesting ..
as for your question The Black Knight .. I think the answer might be the ((central part of the brain)) ?? ^^

24 hours cycle extends to 25 hours.

What's your definition of "difficult"???

My definition of difficult...I'd have to go with "Not easy".

But I suppose that was rather hard. We learned it in first year University Psychology. It's the Suprachiasmatic Nuclei, or SCN for short.

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What is the fullform of POLICE ?

Polite
Obedient
Loyal
Intelligent
Couragous
Eager to help

This full form is a joke!!

Who created the first website on the internet?

saruman

this one is a joke too

who is bill gates.

Oh wait, this isnt jeopardy?

Oh wait, this isnt jeopardy?
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A: No, it's not.

Cool I didn't know this was here!! LOL

What it the full form of SCUBA?

I believe it's Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus

lolz,it took a almost a month for someone to answer that.

What is the square root of pi?