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Question 513240: In 2000, the internataional price of gold was $270 per ounce, and the international price of silver was $5 per ounce. Suppose gold and silver were mixed to obtain 15 ounces of an alloy worth $164 per ounce. Let g represent the amount of gold used in alloy. Write an equation to solve this problem.
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Question 513938: Let me tell you why I am Using this site, Today I was taking my test and had no CLUEE on what to do or how, So today I looked up lessons and problems to help my self out, in order to atleasst finish my exam tomorow and get a somewhat good grade! so As I was doing my lesson I came across some problems that I couldn't solve properly. Please answer. Thanks for your helpp! ( any numbers with a / sign is a fraction) Please Show all work so I under stand how the problem is done, Just a answer wouldn't help if I didn't know how the problem was solve. Also sorry if this is in the wrong section.+
#1: 5-9w=23 #2: 3/2a-8=7 #3: 7=c/-5+3 #4: 6+-12+h/-7
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Question 514812: i have aother question haha im not doing my hw these are just equations i need to study for my test that i can't figure out how to solve. thanks so much for helping. this question is solve: x^2-3x-4>0 now what i did was break it down into (x-4)(x+1) so x>4 or x>-1. but i am ot sure if that is how i should right it or not
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Question 522006: A certain number of matches are needed to fill 24 boxes, with each box containing the same number of matches. When 4 less matches are put into each box, there are enogh for 28 boxes. Find the total number of matches.
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Question 522011: Mr Kumar lives in the eastern part of Singapore. He visits his aged parents, who lives 36km away, every weekend. He finds that if he increases the average speed of his vehicle by 12km/h, he could save 9 minutes of his travelling time. Find the speed at which he travels before the increase in speed.
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