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(√a)^2
How do I solve this? THank you!!!
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What are the operating times at Jiskha when I can actually get a response within half an hour?
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A tennis court is 23.8 m by 11 m. A tennis club has 3 courts side by side in a fenced area. The courts have 3 m between them and
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-6 divide n = -9 and 5 over 6
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How do you calculate the perimeter of a half circle?
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Helloo.. i got a worksheet about compounds,elements andnumber of elements. it tells me to list the elements and number of atoms
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how would you solve this equation?
the measurement of a triangle is 2m more than the base. The area is 17.5m^2. Find the length
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how would you solve this equation?
the measurement of a triangle is 2m more than the base. The area is 17.5m^2. Find the length
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The hypotenuse of a right triangle measures 10m. One leg of the triangle is 2m longer then the other. Find the lengths of the
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okay. Now I'll know around when I can ask questions.. and since the time zones are different I was just wondering. My question has been answered even though it has nothing to do with hw.. but I couldn't find the answer on the website so I had to ask you
ohh... okay thanks so much! i really appreciate it. it makes sense now. ;)
correction* 3 meters is too less room.
Okay. That's true, 3 meters is a pretty wide space. I figured out the first dimension, it's 29.8 m. I still need the second dimension so I can figure out the area of the fenced space.
you question doesn't make much sense. how can (x + 4) be the exponent from the base of 3?
Can anyone help mee?
The product of -7 over 12 and a mystery number is -1 over 2. What is the number?
What numbers have no recrpricol?
Okay. Thank you very much. I had a feeling that the answer at the back was wrong, I tried many solutions, and it didn't work. So you're probably right. :)
The question says that the diameter is 8 cm, and then it asks to fnd the perimeter. I found the answer using your formula but when I checked the back of the book, it said the answer was 20.56 cm, not 25.12 cm.
okay. I think I understand it now. Thank you.
how would you know how much each is worth? if you look it up in the periodic table.... is it always the same number amount of atoms for the elements?
how would you know how much each is worth? if you look it up in the periodic table.... is it always the same number amount of atoms for the elements?
Why would you have to add those numbers up?
correction..: how would you solve this equation? the height of a triangle is 2m more than the base. The area is 17.5m^2. Find the length of the base. it's height.. not measurement..
thank you :)
