Weegy: 01/30 Real Madrid- 1 vs. Barcelona-1 The game finished tied. User: what happens if they tie Weegy: Ties are allowed in soccer games. In competitions where it is necessary to determine a winner (such as the World Cup finals), there are two primary ways to break the tie: by playing extra time or by a penalty shoot-out. [ Extra time simply involves having the teams play another mini-game, divided into two 15 minute halves. Extra time is not usually played as "sudden death," in which the games ends as soon as one team scores first; rather, the full 30 minutes of extra time is played and only if one team is ahead at the end will it be deemed the winner, just like in basketball. Read more: SoYouWanna know how to break a tie in a soccer game? ] User: Thanks! that was helpf Weegy: [smile] [wink] your welcome! (More)

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Weegy: Benjamin Franklin's head is on the $100 bill as a way to honor him because of his important contributions to history. [ One of Benjamin Franklin’s wisest and most famous sayings was, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” Therefore it should come as no surprise that Franklin’s likeness appears on the U.S. hundred dollar bill. ] (More)

Weegy: My name is weegy. What is your name? User: kali Weegy: hello kali, did you have a question that I can help you with? User: what is a nursing pinning Weegy: the pinning ceremony has been a long-held graduation tradition that signifies that you are now a full-fledged nurse. The nurse pinning ceremony dates back 1,000 years ago and began as a Maltese cross, a symbol of Christianity. [ Over the years, the pin became a coat of arms and eventually has morphed into a design that signifies the school from which you graduated. Read more: What Happens at a Nursing Pinning Ceremony? | eHow.com ] User: do they also have a graduation Weegy: Yes, they usually have a ceremony with the other students graduating in the class. User: thanks! :) Weegy: You are very welcome! Is there anything else we can help you with? User: no Weegy: have a great day! (More)