Hey all! i seriously need and am at my wits end. so backstory. i've had clear skin for my entire life. 6 months ago (at the age of 15) i shaved the sides of my face (peach fuzz) and somehow damaged my skin. for the past 6 months i've had these red patches with acne, scabbing, redness, etc where i shaved my face that won't go away. i also developed these little (virtually unnoticeable) bumps of acne on my jawline. no matter what i do (popping, natural remedies, chemicals, etc) they come back in the same places. i have acne here and there and it just will not go does anyone know how to cure this problem? as someone who has had perfectly clear skin their whole life this is damaging my self-confidence. it's like i don't even feel pretty anymore because of this accursed(i had this written as another post but decided to add pictures to you guys to be able to get a better idea of what is happening.)

You began membership in a new health and fitness club which has access to a dietician and personal trainer. they you develop a special eight-week diet and exercise program. the data in the following table represents your weight, w, as a function of time, t, over an eight-week period. time (weeks) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 weight (lb) 150 144 143 141 140 137 137 132 129 your weight decreases during each of the first five weeks of the program. determine the actual change in weight over the first five weeks of the program by subtracting your initial weight from your weight at the end of the first five weeks. what is the sign of your answer? what is the significance of this sign? a. 137-150 = -13 lb; a change in weight is negative because the weight decreases. b. 137-150 = 13 lb; a change in weight is positive because the weight decreases. c. 150-137 = -13 lb; a change in weight is negative because the weight increases. d. 150-137 = 13 lb; a change in weight is positive because the weight increases.

Wha arrow in the figure points to the section that indicates how much food is in the package/container

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