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Question 128750: I know these questions are easy for you guys but I just don't retain any algebra at all. I try my best before I consult you. On that note can you help me refresh my memory on this graphing type problem? I need to solve by graphing.
Do I need points for this question? If I do I will use x = points 0 ,-1, 1 and
Do I need points for Y ? Can you show me the easiest way? I really appreciate all your help, I really do! This problem is a handout and is not in a book. Thanks so much.
x-2y=0 and 2x-y= -3
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Question 128923: Find the roots
X^3 - X^2 + 15X - 17 = 0
If I use synthetic division, I get
(X + 1)(X^2 - 2x + 17)
This is where I am stuck. I need help to finish it because I can't get synthetic division to come out right.
Thank you.
Laura
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Question 129646: Can you show me how to do this ratio problem.
The ratio of 7 dimes to 3 quarters
Marc took 3 hours(h)to mow a lawn while Angelina took 150 minutes (min) to mow the same lawn a week earlier. Write the ratio of Marc's time to Angelina's time as a ratio of whole numbers.
Sherri
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Question 129829: 3) During the first part of a trip, a canoeist travels 82 miles at a certain speed. The canoeist travels 19 miles on the second part of the trip at a speed 5 mph slower. The total time for the trip is 3 hrs. What was the speed on each part of the trip?
The speed on the first part of the trip was _______ mph.
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Question 130510This question is from textbook College Algebra with Trigonometry
: An open metal chemical tank is to be made from a rectangular piece of stainless steel that measures 10 feet by 8 feet, by cutting out squares of the same size from each corner and bending up the sides. If the volume of the tank is to be 48 cubic feet, how large a square should be cut from each corner?
The problem asks to find all rational solutions exactly, and find irrational solutions to one decimal place.
I am truly confused from this problem! I have done others like it, but my teacher usually gets it started for us. Any help whatsoever is appreciated very very much!!This question is from textbook College Algebra with Trigonometry
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Question 130921This question is from textbook
: I can not remember what all the variables in this equation means: "A=p(1+r/n)nt." I know that this is interest, and payment. But when I have word problems, I lose what the variables mean and I don't know where to plug which numbers in. Help?This question is from textbook
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Question 131193This question is from textbook Microeconomics
: I am taking a class in Economics. The problem I am trying to work is:
Q=10K^0.5 L^0.5 Q=10K^0.6 L^0.4
These are production function of two companies where Q is the number of computers produced per day, K is hours of machine time, and L is hours of labor input. We need to find out the output for these equations. The problem asks if both companies use the same amount of capital and labor, which will generate more output?
How are these problems worked?This question is from textbook Microeconomics
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Question 131360: Can you help me with this type of equation. Use point-slope form to write the equation of the line passing through the two given points. Write the equation in slope-intercept form.  I do not have a good grasp on this type of math problem. Thank you
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Question 131471: I need help putting this rational expression in lowest terms:
72x^2y^3z^5
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240xy^3z^7 I first simplified the 72 and 240 by dividing both by 8. I think I need to factor them before finding the lowest terms, but can't figure out how to factor the different variables.
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