u/Crafty_Pen2109

I've searched for resources, but everything I could find led to the hill system but I was marked wrong for putting phosphorus after oxygen. I saw that the number of atoms was supposed to be ascending, but what I understood was it was for a second step in ordering of the same element like C2 is before C3. Is it something about how oxygen is always at the end of a formula or it's some sort of oxide formula?

I've never heard of an order of chemical symbols before so please don't use overly technical terms because it will go over my head, thank you :) The picture shows the correct answer, but my wrong answer had phosphorus and oxygen switched

https://preview.redd.it/rv3jdkdz0ekh1.png?width=708&format=png&auto=webp&s=754777ea529157e481ab8eb372c7f740f9843b8e

I've developed eczema again on the back of my hands and crook of my elbows after a few years free of eczema which used to only be at the crook of my elbows. It's soooo much easier to scratch at the back of my hands and I've tried everything besides constant medication.

At night, I wrap up my hands so that's working great so far but during the day unless I'm constantly doing some crafts with my hands I scratch 😭😭😭 fake nails and super short nails I managed to figure out how to use the edges to scratch, i'm drowning in cetaphil, fidgets are easily forgotten and just a little annoying to hold all the time. I would crochet, but the lotion makes it super difficult to get good grip on the hook. I'm at the point of wrapping my hands constantly, but heat is one of my biggest irritants

Do i still have to fill out the direct plus/subsidized & unsubsidized and the MPN if i don't plan on ever taking out a loan? It shows the tasks as pending and I am currently waiting for a call back on the financial aid line. Ik I shouldn't have waited so long but please 😫

How do I know if I'm inexperienced or genuinely just should not be near a car? Someone just made me realize I could also look at the ground for markings to indicate if someone should stop, like the other cars at an intersection. I was genuinely just going off of if there was a back of a stop sign, like i knew there were markings but i just did not think to do that. I've been driving occasionally for a little less than a year and I know that doesn't mean I'll start driving like someone with 20yr experience but such a simple thing makes me rethink if I should be allowed to drive.

I don't want to hurt anyone so are there any things that may not be explicitly stated for drivers that i should know? I am better at things if it's explicitly said instead of reading between the lines