Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stop caring. Have attitude. Know the music.

Answer: The whole grunge persona is built on a sense of ambivalence towards society, consumerism, and conformity. The clothes are worn, large, and comfortable because you don't care about many things anymore. Don't rush around and stress about anything. A grunge girl is content to just sit around and listen to some good music. She is not typically high strung or obsessive. She lets things happen as they happen without much though or care. Now that you have the look, you need to adopt the attitude. Although grunge girls don't care, they get an attitude with people when they try to make them conform or join things. Don't listen when people tell you to do something. Just tell them you want to sit and listen to your music all day long. Do what you have to do in life, but get an attitude with others when they interact with you. The way Courtney Love, Liv Tyler, and Drew Barrymore acted in the 90s provide perfect examples for the grunge attitude. Their lack of respect for authority and snarky attitude led them to constant trouble and even some arrests. This doesn't apply to your grunge friends. They understand your carelessness and apathy for the world, which means you don't have to get an attitude with them to get your point across. Grunge would not be a way of life if it wasn't for grunge music. While Nirvana popularized grunge music, there are many other grunge bands that you should become familiar with. Research who were the seminal bands of the era and familiarize yourself with their music. Go to your local CD store and look through their rock collection. While there were many grunge bands in the 90s, some of the most influential were bands such as Hole, Green Magnet School, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Garbage, Rage Against the Machine, Alice in Chains, Smashing Pumpkins, 7 Year Bitch, Fastbacks, Temple of the Dog, Mad Season, Cat Butt, Veruca Salt, Skin Yard, Mother Love Bone, Tad, The Gits, Bush, Seven Mary 3, L7, Screaming Trees, Green River, The Melvins, Mudhoney, and Stone Temple Pilots. Newer bands are still in the style of grunge. Look into Modest Mouse, Afghan Whigs, and Dinosaur Jr.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Spotify on your iPhone or iPad. Tap the Your Library tab. Tap Playlists on the Your Library page. Tap the playlist you want to share. Tap the icon on the top-right. Scroll down and tap Make collaborative on the menu. Tap on the top-right. Scroll down and tap Share on the menu. Tap Copy Link on the Share menu. Send the playlist link to your friend.

Answer: The Spotify icon looks like a green circle with black sound waves in it. You can find it on your home screen or in an app folder. This button looks like three vertical lines in the lower-right corner of your screen. You can find this option at the top of the menu. It will open a list of all your saved and followed playlists. Scroll down to find the playlist you want to convert to collaborative, and open it. Alternatively, scroll down to the bottom and tap CREATE PLAYLIST to create a new, empty playlist. You can only make your own playlists collaborative. If you've followed and saved a playlist from somebody else, you won't be able to edit it or make it collaborative. You can find this button in the upper-right corner of your screen. It will open a menu of all your playlist options. This will turn the selected playlist into a collaborative playlist. When you make a playlist collaborative, others can edit the playlist by adding, removing or shuffling songs. Collaborative playlists are public. Anyone with the link can view and edit it. You can share your playlist with your contact from the menu here. This will open a list of your sharing options. This will copy the playlist's URL link to your clipboard. Alternatively, you can send your playlist to your contact via social media or text message by selecting another app on the Share menu. You can paste the URL link into another app, and share it with your contact via text message, email, or a messaging app. Your contact can save the playlist to their account, and make edits by adding, removing, or arranging songs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand how to square whole numbers. Realize that squaring fractions works the same way. Multiply the numerator by itself and the denominator by itself. Simplify

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When you see an exponent of two, you know that you need to square the number. To square a whole number, you multiply it by itself. For example: 52 = 5 5 = 25 To square a fraction, you multiply the fraction by itself. Another way to think about it is to multiply the numerator by itself and then the denominator by itself. For example: (5/2)2 = 5/2 5/2 or (52/22). Squaring each number yields (25/4). The actual order that you multiply these numbers by themselves doesn't matter as long as you have squared both numbers. To keep things simple, start with the numerator: simply multiply it by itself. Then, multiply the denominator by itself. The numerator will stay on top of the fraction and the denominator will stay at the bottom of the fraction. For example: (5/2)2 = (5 x 5/2 x 2) = (25/4). the fraction to finish. When working with fractions, the last step is always to reduce the fraction to its most simple form or turn the improper fraction into a mixed number. For our example, 25/4 is an improper fraction because the numerator is larger than the denominator. To convert to a mixed number, divide 4 into 25. It goes in 6 times (6 x 4 = 24) with 1 leftover. Therefore, the mixed number is 6 1/4.