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1) try this - add 7 to both sides of the inequality m - 7 < 6 then becomes m - 7 + 7 < 6 + 7 which becomes m < 13 see how that worked?? try it on number 3
you mean "be safe" ?? or maybe "stay safe" ? when you have the coefficient of friction for the roadway and maybe the weight of the car come back and someone will help you
how many pages per day is he currently reading in 6 days? isn't that 90 / 6 = 15 ?? so 15 pages per day how long to read 300 pages ?? looks like 300 / 15 =
you're transforming what's in the battery into light now what's in the battery? heat? is the battery hot inside??
while I'd really like to help you, I'm not licensed to write prescriptions
your instructor may prefer that you write it explicitly as d(t) = 35km * t, where t is in hours just so all your i's are dotted I don't know how picky they are and I don't want you to go to the trouble and get points off
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may be easier to recognize that sec = 1/cos tan = sin/cos sec > tan implies 1/cos > sin/cos which is true iff cos > 0 that's in quadrants 1 and 4
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C(9,6) = C(9,3) = 84 or combinations of 9 items taken 6 (or 3) at a time
pool area = 9 * 3 = 27 total area = 27 + 253 = 280 so (2w + 9) * (2w + 3) = 280 4w^2 + 6w + 18w + 27 = 280
Chris - I answered this a few days back. Be sure to check my work for errors. ________ "ship passes lighthouse" tells me that the ship (at that instant) is on a straight line that is perpendicular to the shoreline and 10km from the lighthouse, moving
start here: build and populate a table with the begin and end dates for each sign populate the table with a message for each sign (be nice) prompt the user for date of birth you could also either prompt for day of birth (if needed) or your program could do
A) put the value 6 into the equation everywhere you see an n B) calculate f(6) = 6^6 + 31(6)^4 + 26(6)^3 + 20(6)^2 + (-33)(6) - 20
there is no question here ??
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try 20 divided by 1/4
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I think of it this way: you have a velocity vector at an elevation of 25 degrees and a magnitude of 68 the base (start point) of the vector is at ground level, i.e., the launcher is not elevated the two velocities (H and V) coexist upon firing the H
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so you're the designated answer getter? wow that's a big responsibility! for one thing, the IR was about manufacturing and shipping so we could then later use that knowledge to in the manufacture and shipping of newer technologies also, the IR created a
sqrt(25) = 5
81 / 9 = 9 so 4 * 9 = 36
(x - 54) + 2x = 180
convert vector from polar to rectangular form horiz: 61.63 m/s vert: 28.74 m/s t = 50/61.63 = 0.81 s to impact what is the height of the balloon after that time?
that's reasonable then IBM is not an acronym since no one says "ibem"!
FAQ - acronym An acronym is an abbreviation pronounced as a word which is formed from the initial components in a phrase or a word. Usually these components are individual letters (as in NATO or laser) or parts of words or names (as in Benelux).
they're the same just two ways to think about it!
1) A works 2) not D
Outset: 1 liter juice + 18 liters water = 19 liters Conclusion: 18 liters juice (54/3) x = 18 - 1 = 17
the first card can be any probability = 1 the second card can be only the same rank probability = 3/51 1 * 3/51 = 3/51
they're moving toward each other at 60 miles per hour - got it please clarify
try it - but I don't think i can see it maybe some of the others can see it
im lost also pls provide some background
Hi Aly - use the solution we found previously we obtained: Rs240/D = (Rs240 + 0.5D + 1)/(D + 2) Now solve for D: Rs240 = D * (Rs240 + 0.5D + 1)/(D + 2) So 240 = (240D + 0.5D^2 + D)/(D + 2) 240(D + 2) = (240D + 0.5D^2 + D) 240D + 480 = 240D + 0.5D^2 + D 480
sorry you want hyp cos 52 = adj/hyp
adjacent = 41m you want side opposite tan52 = opposite/adjacent
sorry Somay - Law of Cosines: c^2 = a^2 + b^2 – 2ab cosC where a, b and c are the lengths of the three sides opposite the three angles A, B and C (respectively) a is the side opposite angle A, etc. Now let a = 4p and b = 5p and c = 6p Then you have cosC
OK from your initial problem statement you have this: Let D be the number of dozens of eggs the man actually sold. He was paid Rs240 for D dozens of eggs - right? So far, we have this first equation: (1): D * (Price) = Rs240 Next, the problem states that
remember the law of sines your largest angle will be opposite your longest side and you have a total of 180 degrees to work with
?? - question probably pertains to the students' weight pounds
in your problem statement, the sprinter could achieve his max velocity in a fraction of a second or it could take to the finish line
HQ: 14 times overseas: 1 time 14/15 of the total
SORRY . . . think I told you wrong try this instead (Eggs) * (Price) = 240 (Eggs + 2) * (Price - 0.5) = 240 first, solve each equation above for Price then, set those two results equal to each other the solve that one remaining equation for Eggs
(Eggs) * (Price) = 240 (Eggs + 24) * (Price - 0.5) = 240 do you know simultaneous equations? if not, it's OK first, solve each equation above for Price then, set those two results equal to each other the solve that one remaining equation for Eggs
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is that a statement of fact or a question? what do you want to do? maybe solve for b??
correct! inches works better here
let's look at each sentence 1) plural subject and singular verb 2) plural subject and singular verb 3) plural subject and singular verb 4) ?? subject and ?? verb
probably not foot, since most textbooks are relatively small (except maybe first year calculus :)) would it be easier to say that your textbook is 1.583333 feet long or 19 inches long?
