A delayed answer to the calcium blocker question

A Simple Answer to Gelfand's Question

Using elementary techniques, a question named after the famous Russian mathematician I. M. Gelfand is answered. This concerns the leading (i.e., most significant) digit in the decimal expansion of integers 2n, 3n, . . . , 9n . The history of this question, some of which is very recent, is reviewed.

Attempting to answer a meaningful question enhances subsequent learning even when feedback is delayed.

Attempting to retrieve information from memory enhances subsequent learning even if the retrieval attempt is unsuccessful. Recent evidence suggests that this benefit materializes only if subsequent study occurs immediately after the retrieval attempt. Previous studies have prompted retrieval using a cue (e.g., whale-???) that has no intrinsic answer. Experiment 1 replicated prior word pair stud...

Answer to the question page 508

Answer to the question from page 105

The element of the urinary tract that remains to be examined is the urethra. At fi rst, it was assessed with the use of a convex transducer via the transperineal access (fi g. 1). The registered image indicates a pathology in the region of the urethra, but it is insuffi cient to establish a defi nite diagnosis. Therefore, a linear high-frequency probe was placed at the same site (fi g. 2) which...

Answer to the question from page 469