If you encounter a problem, will you check it from the Internet?

Will check. I remember that there used to be a saying that "if you don't understand, you can find Du Niang". So I will go to a lot of things that I don't understand, but the answers I get are varied, so I will keep a half-believing attitude and use it as a reference, right?

This is an unanswerable question, because some are credible and some are not, and you have to discern for yourself.

Yes, don't they all say "there is a problem to find Du Niang", now it can be said that finding from the Internet is the fastest way to get the answer, very convenient, but I generally don't blindly believe in the answer on the Internet, there may be a lot of answers combined with a judgment, and you can sort out the information yourself to get the final answer.

Will check on the Internet, now the Internet does bring us a lot of convenience, a lot of information we want, but, when absorbing this information, we must have our own recognition.

When I encounter problems, I often go to the Internet to check them.

I will look at some official statements, but also at the real experiences of some people, or some people's opinions and proposals on this matter, and so on. But I don't fully believe it, and I will make a summary analysis based on all the information to find the closest conclusion to the truth.

Think for yourself first, then look it up online, and the Internet is just a matter of determining the answer.

Asking for help online is a relatively quick solution, but the fastest thing is that you can understand the problem yourself and solve the problem yourself.

I'll look it up. In my daily life, I often use search software to look up things I don't know, especially during exams, and if I encounter a problem that I don't know, I will quietly check it on the Internet.

Personally, I still believe in the answers on the Internet, although the same question may be found in many different ways, but the answer with the most general numbers and likes is generally quite accurate.

I suggest that the things on the post bar be cautious, because they are all the user's own and cannot be verified.

The Internet is a platform where anyone can use it, and users can write their own answers, and you don't know if the other party really knows the answer.

2 yuan, because a total of 18 yuan was spent to buy two chickens (10 + 8) and two chickens were sold for a total of 20 yuan (9 + 11).

Of course, I made two dollars.

The first trade is a cost of 8, a price of 9, and a piece is earned.

The second transaction is a cost of 10, a price of 11, and a piece is earned.

That's two pieces in total.

It should be -1 yuan, because if he buys it for 8 yuan and sells it for 11 yuan, he will earn 3 yuan, and now he only makes 2 yuan, so in fact, he makes one dollar less, which is -1 yuan.

You're talking about the basketball side of things??

From the fact that the first box sells less than the second box, we know that B a, and the kilogram of B-A is the m yuan of pears sold by Li Wu in the first box than in the second box. So it should be m round call (b-a).