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Question 166395: Can someone please help me with the following question:
The current I in electrical conductor varies inversely as the resistance R of the conductor. Suppose I is 0.2 amperes when the resistance is 200 ohms. Find the current when the resistance is 250 ohms.
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Question 166395: Can someone please help me with the following question:
The current I in electrical conductor varies inversely as the resistance R of the conductor. Suppose I is 0.2 amperes when the resistance is 200 ohms. Find the current when the resistance is 250 ohms.
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Question 166398: Can someone please help me with the following question:
For, what does Descartes rule of signs tell you about the number of positive real zeros? What does it tell you about the number of negative real zeros?
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Question 166543: can someone please show me how to do this problem:
Use the Gauss-Jordan method to solve the system of equations.
x+y+z=7
x-y+2z=7
2x+3z=14
a. 3z+14/2; z/2; z
b. -3z-14/2; z/2; z
c. -3z+ 14/2; z/2; z
d. -3z+14/2; 2z; z
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Question 166691: Please help with the following equation:
A medical supply company has 1150 worker-hours for production, maintenance, and inspection. Using this and other factors, the number of hours used for each operation, P, M, and I, respectively, is found by solving the following system of equations. Find P, M and I.
P + M + I = 1150
P = 4I - 100
P = 6M + 50
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Question 167621This question is from textbook intermediate algebra
: I just finished my math homework and I have a few that I am not sure if they are correct or not. Here are the problems, along with the answers i came up with. Please let me know if they are correct, or if they aren't correct, what I need to be doing instead.
(from Intermediate Algebra by McKeague Ch 6, secion 2)
2.) (6x^3+12x^2-9x)/(3x)
answer: 2x^2+4x-3
6.) (6y^4-3y^3+18y^2)/(9y^2)
answer: 2y^2-y+2
14.) (x^2-x-6)/(x+2)
answer: x+3
20.) (x^3+8)/(x+2)
answer: x-2
28.) (3x^3-5x^2+2x-1)/(x-2)
answer: [x^2(3+5)+2x+1]/(x-2)
32.) (9y^3-6Y^2+8)/3Y-3)
answer: 3y^2y[(8-3y)/(3y-2)]
thanks!This question is from textbook intermediate algebra
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Question 170571: Solve the system of equations using the substitution method.
If the answer is a unique solution, present it as an ordered pair: (x, y). If not, specify whether the answer is “no solution” or “infinitely many solutions.”
3x + y = 7
4x – y = 21
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