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Question 19668: (10 pts) A car starts on a trip and travels at a speed of 55 mph. Two hours later, a second car starts on the same trip and travels at a speed of 65 mph.
When the second car has been on the road for t hours, the first car has traveled ____ miles and the second car has traveled ____miles.
At time t the distance between the first car and the second car is_____ miles.
The ratio of the distance the second car has traveled and the distance the first car has traveled is ______.
The second car catches up with the first car _____ hours after the departure of the first car. (Those are some determined drivers!)
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Question 20512: my homework problem asks: perform the indicated operations. give result in standard form. the preoblem is: 9+5i / 3-4i. I multiplied numerator and denominatorby the conjegate (3+4i) and my final answer is 7/25 + 51/25 i. Is this the correct answer?
My other problem is : multiply: cubed root of 25xy times cubed root of 9xy. my answer is cubed root of 225x2y2. Did i do this right? do i need to reduce further or am i way off? I would appreciate any help you could give me. Thank you in advance for all your help. -Clyde
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Question 20658: Please help me how to understand this problem:
(1/3 + 2/3i) + (1/3 - 5/6i)
Thank you.
i think i have an idea of it
(1/3+2/3i)+ (1/3 - 5/6i)
all you have to do is:move the parathesis and collect like terms,so u have:
(1/3 + 1/3) + (2/3i - 5/6i)
then 1/3+ 1/3 =2/3
and 2/3i - 5/6i = -1i/6i
so therefore your answer is:
2/3 - 1i/6i.
hope you are clear with this.
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Question 20658: Please help me how to understand this problem:
(1/3 + 2/3i) + (1/3 - 5/6i)
Thank you.
i think i have an idea of it
(1/3+2/3i)+ (1/3 - 5/6i)
all you have to do is:move the parathesis and collect like terms,so u have:
(1/3 + 1/3) + (2/3i - 5/6i)
then 1/3+ 1/3 =2/3
and 2/3i - 5/6i = -1i/6i
so therefore your answer is:
2/3 - 1i/6i.
hope you are clear with this.
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Question 20736: I tried everything to solve this problem but I can't figure out how. I think the answer is an imaginary number. PLEASE HELP!!! :)
If the zeros of f(x)= 4x^2 + 3x + 2 are A and b, find the value of 1/A +1/B.
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Question 20365: You build a box that is 4 feet long, 5 feet wide, and 8 feet high. The distance from the top left front corner to the top right back corner is_____feet.The distance from the bottom left front corner to the top right back corner is_____feet.
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Question 20320: You propose to build a space ship that allows the entire population of the United States (280 million) to leave the earth. Your plans allocate an average space of 1000=10X10X10 cubic feet to each person. Your space ship is going to have the shape of a sphere. The radius of your space ship is_____feet.
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Question 19517: A Car Starts on a trip and travels at a speed of 55 mph. Two hours later a second car starts on the same trip and travels at a speed of 65 mph. When the second car has been on the road for x hours, the first car has traveled(x+2)55 and the second card has traveled 65x miles. At time x the distance between the first car and the second car is how many miles?
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Question 18891: You are on a pleasure cruise through the universe and you crash in the ocean of an unknown planet. Your spaceship floats on the water and its top is 34 feet above the surface of the water. You swim away from the spaceship until you see its top on the horizon. Your laser range meter tells you that your eyes are 2.2 miles away from the top of the space ship. (You are a capable - if reckless and curious - swimmer.) The radius of the planet is miles. It's a small world, but it's all yours!
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Question 22125: I'm completely stuck on this problem.
The owner of a movie theater was couting the money from 1 day's ticket sales. She knew that a total of 150 tickets were sold. Adult tickets cost $7.50 each, children's tickets cost $4.75 each. If the total receipts for the day were $891.25, how many of each kind of ticket were sold?
if you could just send me the equation that would be really helpful
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