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Question 118325: can you help me
this is a word problem
becky wants to buy a computer that costs $1590. if becky earns $6.25 per hour, what is the minimum number of whole hours that she must work to earn enough money to buy the computer?
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Question 118318: i do not know if this was the right topic for this question but i guessed.
i am sorry but this is a matching question so there are 4 questions in one kind of.
match each statment on the left with a solution on the right.
1. |a-5|less than 3 a. a=2 or a=8
2. |a-5| greater than 3 b. a is less than 2 or a is greater than 8
3. |a-5|equal to 3 c. a is greater than 2 and a=8
4. |a-5|less than -3 d. there is no solution
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Question 118318: i do not know if this was the right topic for this question but i guessed.
i am sorry but this is a matching question so there are 4 questions in one kind of.
match each statment on the left with a solution on the right.
1. |a-5|less than 3 a. a=2 or a=8
2. |a-5| greater than 3 b. a is less than 2 or a is greater than 8
3. |a-5|equal to 3 c. a is greater than 2 and a=8
4. |a-5|less than -3 d. there is no solution
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Question 118339: graph the ordered pairs below, and describe the correlation for the data as positive, negative, or none.
(10,6) (20,8) (20,12) (30,16) (40,18) (50,21) (60,32) (80,41) (100,46) (110,60) (120,58)
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Question 119043: (b^2-4bc+3c^2)/(b^2-8bc+15c^2) x (b^2+9bc+18c^2)/(b^2+5bc-6c^2)
This is for the EOC review. I have let my mother look at it, and she used to be a high school math teacher, and she is confused by it. I have thought about as much as possible, looked it up in my notes, and I can't find anything about how to solve it.
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Question 119061: Kelly has just enough money to rent a canoe for 2.5 hours. How far out on the lake can she paddle out and return if she paddles out at a rate of 3 km/hr and returns at a rate of 2 km/hr.
I can figure this out logically, but can't figure out how to write the equation
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