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Question 183525: 6+3x5-4 to the power of 2.
87.93 divided 1.9 (to 2 decimal places).
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Question 183682: 4a^2-18/ 8a-32=

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Question 183681: 5/9+ 5/81+ 2/105=
Simplify the answer into a fraction
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Question 183670: 3/4c=12
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Question 183843: FACTOR EXPRESSION:
3x² + 18x + 27
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Question 183967: 4/15 of the 315 members of a book club are male. how many females members are there in the club
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Question 183978: What is the product of 3 2/3 and 14 2/5?
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Question 183977: what is the difference between 126 1/4 and 78 2/3?
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Question 183976: 15 divided by 6 2/3=
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Question 183975: simone has 5 employees in her flower shop. Each employee work 6 4/15 hours per day. how many hours, in total, do the 5 employees work per day?
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Question 183998: a family spends 1/10 of its annual income for housing, 1/4 for food and clothing, 1/5 for general expenses, and 2/15 for entertainment. What fractional part of their income is spent on these items altogether?
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Question 183974: a chef prepared five chocolate tortes for a dinner party. The guests consumed
2 5/16 tortes. How many tortes are left?
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Question 185159: what is the absloute value of -4
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Question 185688: 1 1/4divide by 5
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Question 186009This question is from textbook Introductory Algebra
: Simplify 4800/1600=This question is from textbook Introductory Algebra

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Question 186010This question is from textbook Introductory Algebra
: Compute and simplify: 1/4 + 1/3=This question is from textbook Introductory Algebra

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Question 186011This question is from textbook Introductory Algebra
: 17/6 / 3/8=This question is from textbook Introductory Algebra

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Question 185979: find out x
2x+2x=1.111
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Question 186435: how do i get the value of u in:
u(squared) = 4u
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Question 186559: A/b=c/d b=?
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Question 186559: A/b=c/d b=?
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Question 186638: please help. 3^-1
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3
The problem is 3^-1 divived by 3
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Question 186773: 5/8 divided by 3/16 = ?
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Question 186822: This equation is not from a textbook, it's directly from my professor. I'm having difficulties trying to remember how to solve for 'x' in the following situation:
($80 + ($1,000 - X) / 12) / (($1,000 + X) / 2) = 0.07
If I divide by the denominator, I end up with Xs on both sides of the equation. Please help! Thank You!
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Question 187073: If the area of a rectangle with length (4/p) is known to be (pq/18), what is the width?
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Question 186899: 2x-5y=13
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Question 186900: x+y=-2
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Question 186901: x+y=6
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Question 186902: 2x-5y=13
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Question 187185: x/2+(1-x)/3=1
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Question 187396This question is from textbook pre algebra
: don't know what procedure to do on this. i know to do the parenthesis first, then cross multiply, but don't know what to do nextThis question is from textbook pre algebra

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Question 187510: obtain an estimate for each computation by rounding the numbers so that the resulting arithmetic can easily be performed by hand or in your head. Then use a calculator to perform the computation. How reasonable is your estimate when compared to the actual answer?
0.67 X 211
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Question 187589: are the numerater stay at the top and the dewnominater saty at the bottom...
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Question 187511: find the cardinal number for each set
A={xlx is a letter in the word six}
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Question 187856: what is 20,000 + 3,400,000 in scientific notation?

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Question 188364: 1 2/3 of what number is 13
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Question 188852: x/8 = x/3 + 9/8
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Question 188841: 2/3x + 1/6x = 2
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Question 188988:
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Question 189063: What is 1/5 of 1/3?
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Question 189229: =
I dont know how to find x for this. Please help.
Thanks so much ^_^
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Question 189302: 2/3 + 7/15
show me how to make same denominators and get value
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Question 189533: Word Problem: Lisa is making gift bags for seven of her friends. Each bag will contain a certain number of peanunt butter cookies (let's call this number p) and a certain number of chocolate chip cookies (let's call this number c). In terms of p and c, write an algebraic expression describing the number of cookies Lisa will need.
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Question 189549: 25-b^2/b^2+12b+35

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Question 189549: 25-b^2/b^2+12b+35

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