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$\left \{ {{2x-3y=5} \atop {x^2-3y=2\sqrt[]{5}}} \right.$ giải hệ pt

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Ngày 5 tháng 12 năm 2011 tại Hà Nội trong buổi tọa đàm:"Chung tay góp sức khắc phục hậu quả bom mìn sau chiến tranh" Thủ tướng Nguyễn Tấn Dũng đã nhấn mạnh: “Chiến tranh đã qua đi hàng chục năm, nhưng vẫn còn để lại những tàn tích đau thương, trong đó có hàng trăm nghìn tấn bom đạn còn sót lại, hằng ngày vẫn gây ra những thương vong thương tâm, tổn thất, tạo thêm gánh nặng cho nhiều gia đình và xã hội Việt Nam...”.           Để hạn chế những hậu quả tai nạn vũ khí cháy nổ và các chất độc hại, Pháp luật nước ta đã có những quy định nào? Trách nhiệm của học sinh phải làm gì?

Tìm m để HPT $\left \{ {{x-y=-9} \atop {2x+y=3m}} \right.$ có nghiệm (x; y) thỏa mãn: x > 0 và y > 0.

Trong giờ học môn Giáo dục công dân, Mạnh vừa nghe giảng vừa chép đề cương Toán của Quỳnh. Tuấn thấy thế, cho rằng Mạnh có cách làm hay, năng động, sáng tạo cần phải học tập. Hỏi: 1) Theo em, Tuấn nghĩ như vậy có đúng không? Vì sao?         2) Nếu em là bạn cùng lớp với Tuấn và Mạnh, em sẽ nói với hai bạn như thế nào?

Hằng là người nhanh nhẹn và cố hết sức làm việc thật nhanh để hoàn thành công việc ngay. Nhưng vì muốn làm nhanh nên Hằng không cẩn thận, hay bỏ qua vài công đoạn, làm tắt nên hiệu quả công việc thường không tốt. Ví dụ, khi làm Toán, Hằng làm rất nhanh, xong trước cả lớp nhưng bạn chẳng được điểm  cao vì có nhiều lỗi do cẩu thả, sơ suất. Hỏi: 1) Em có nhận xét gì về cách làm việc của Hằng? Theo em, cách làm việc ấy có giúp Hằng thành công trong công việc sau này không?        2) Nếu em là bạn Hằng, em sẽ khuyên bạn thế nào

cạnh hình vuông là 6cm . tính diện tích hình vuông

You are going to read a magazine article about debt. Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A-C the one which fits each gap 16-21. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use. DEBT AND POVERTY Debt means owing money. Many of us have owed money, when we have borrowed it from our friends, parents, or from a bank. Many people borrow large amounts of money as a mortgage, to buy a house. Debt is not necessarily a bad thing - borrowing money enables us to do things that we would not otherwise be able to afford at the time. When people borrow money they arrange a programme for repaying the money over a particular amount of time, plus interest that is added as a charge for borrowing the money. (16) _____ People may have taken on too much of a commitment, and be unable to afford the repayments that are due, or situa-tions may change such as the rate of interest rising, or their income falling. When individuals become deeply indebted, we draw a line under the debt. (17) _____ Their debts are written off by law and they are allowed to start again, although it will be hard for them to borrow money again in the future. Like individuals, countries may also take out loans to use for various purposes, such as large-scale projects or improvements to their infrastructure. However, when countries borrow money which they are then unable to repay there is no such thing as bankruptcy. Countries remain deeply indebted, diverting all of their resources to debt repayments to satisfy their lenders. A country will continue to become more and more damaged by unpayable debts. Public services suffer from a lack of investment and the poorest people go without their basic needs. On average, debt payments cost many poor countries almost twice what they spend on education and more than three times the amount spent on the population's healthcare. Poor people suffer because of a lack of government investment in their country, such as better roads which would help them travel to market. (18) _____ And when the prices of basic foods go up, it is the poorest people again who can no longer afford to feed their families. In 1982, when Mexico became the first country to admit it could not repay its debts, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank stepped in to help. (19) _____ In return they imposed a system known as 'structural adjustment' on these countries. The aim was literally to alter the structure of how money in each country was spent. These programmes consisted of strict measures designed to help a country repay its debts by earning more hard currency through increasing its exports and reducing its imports. (20) _____ Governments were forced to spend their money on debt repayments, rather than public services for the population. Farmers had to grow cash crops for export, rather than food to feed their fami-lies. The exported cash crops being sold were cheap, but imported processed goods were costly. The prices of goods went up, and people struggled to survive. In 1996 the World Bank and the IMF launched a new international debt relief scheme known as the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative (HIPC). The initiative called for the reduction of external debt through write-offs by official donors. As of January 2012, 59 countries were receiving debt relief under HIPC. The HIPC, unfortunately, has not solved the problem. There are still many countries which are not receiving help, because they do not fulfil the HIPC criteria. (21) _____ A. That line is called bankruptcy. B. It is the poorest people who are unable to afford to start paying for schools when fees are introduced, so their children miss out. C. Some people claim debt cancellation would just allow corrupt leaders to have more money for themselves, rather than benefiting the poorest people. D. They lent money to help Mexico, and other struggling countries, repay their old loans. E. It is clear that more needs to be done to deal with the growing debt crisis. F. Problems arise when the amount of debt accumulated is unpayable. G. Structural Adjustment programmes, however, actually led to a decline in living standards and deepened poverty.