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Question 154191: Five years ago a man was seven times as old as his son. Five years hence, the father will be three times as old as his son. Find their present ages.: Five years ago a man was seven times as old as his son. Five years hence, the father will be three times as old as his son. Find their present ages.
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Question 154164: Hello,
I need to find the volume of the cube, in cubic inches for:
2x^2/z
The 2X^2 is over z
Thanks!: Hello,
I need to find the volume of the cube, in cubic inches for:
2x^2/z
The 2X^2 is over z
Thanks!
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Question 153912: Find the equation of the line, write your answer in slope intercept.
The line goes (1,4) and is parellel to x-2y=6
I have come up with the slope, I believe it is (1/2, -3)Is this correct?: Find the equation of the line, write your answer in slope intercept.
The line goes (1,4) and is parellel to x-2y=6
I have come up with the slope, I believe it is (1/2, -3)Is this correct?
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Question 23176: I can't figure out these problems i keep getting different answers everytime i solve them.
Identify the type of system of equations for the system below:
2y=4-6x
3y+9x=6
Identify the system of equations which has no solution.
a. 5x+2y=4
2x-2y=10
b. -x=3y+1
x=3y-1
c. x-2y=-6
2x=4y-12
d. x=2y-1
2x=4y: I can't figure out these problems i keep getting different answers everytime i solve them.
Identify the type of system of equations for the system below:
2y=4-6x
3y+9x=6
Identify the system of equations which has no solution.
a. 5x+2y=4
2x-2y=10
b. -x=3y+1
x=3y-1
c. x-2y=-6
2x=4y-12
d. x=2y-1
2x=4y
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Question 153694: Please help me solve the following problem:
State the x-intercepts of the graph of the equation. Then find the coordinates of the vertex.
y=(x+3)(x-5): Please help me solve the following problem:
State the x-intercepts of the graph of the equation. Then find the coordinates of the vertex.
y=(x+3)(x-5)
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Question 153663: A hospital staff mixed 70% disinfectant solution with a 30% disinfectant solution. How many liters of each were used to make a 30L of a 45% disinfectant
:
Let x = amt of 70% disinfectant
:
the resulting amt is to be 30L, therefore:
(30-x) = 30% stuff
: A hospital staff mixed 70% disinfectant solution with a 30% disinfectant solution. How many liters of each were used to make a 30L of a 45% disinfectant
:
Let x = amt of 70% disinfectant
:
the resulting amt is to be 30L, therefore:
(30-x) = 30% stuff
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Question 153486: Find the equation of the line passing through the points ( - 4, 8) and (5, -1).
Also find the equation of the straight line perpendicular to the line you find above and passing through the point ( -3, -8).
: Find the equation of the line passing through the points ( - 4, 8) and (5, -1).
Also find the equation of the straight line perpendicular to the line you find above and passing through the point ( -3, -8).
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Question 153360: Can you please help me solve this sytem of equations?
6x-5y=3
4x+2y=-14: Can you please help me solve this sytem of equations?
6x-5y=3
4x+2y=-14
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Question 153240: you have used all of a $50 gift certificate watching movies at the local theater. Afternoon movies are $4 and evening movies are $6. you have watched a total of 10 movies. HOw much have you spent on evening movies?: you have used all of a $50 gift certificate watching movies at the local theater. Afternoon movies are $4 and evening movies are $6. you have watched a total of 10 movies. HOw much have you spent on evening movies?
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Question 153208: how do you solve y= 1/3x - 3 and y= -2x + 4 algebraically?
this is the question;
Solve the above system of equations algebraically, use the elimination or substitution method.
PLEASE HELP!!!!: how do you solve y= 1/3x - 3 and y= -2x + 4 algebraically?
this is the question;
Solve the above system of equations algebraically, use the elimination or substitution method.
PLEASE HELP!!!!
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Question 153187: Solve by substitution or elimination method:
1. 3x - 2y = 8
-12x + 88 = 32
2. 7x - 5y = 14
-4x + y = 27
3. -4x + 3y = 5
12x - 9y = -15: Solve by substitution or elimination method:
1. 3x - 2y = 8
-12x + 88 = 32
2. 7x - 5y = 14
-4x + y = 27
3. -4x + 3y = 5
12x - 9y = -15
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Question 153084: For a school play, 340 tickets with a total value of $810 were sold. Some tickets cost $2 and some cost $3. How many of each type were sold?: For a school play, 340 tickets with a total value of $810 were sold. Some tickets cost $2 and some cost $3. How many of each type were sold?
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Question 153023: Example to solve:
Mixing Cleaning Solutions
King’s Service Station uses two kinds of cleaning solution containing acid and water. “Attack” is 2% acid and “Blast” is 6% acid. They want to mix the two to get 60qt of a solution that is 5% acid. How many quarts of each should they use?
: Example to solve:
Mixing Cleaning Solutions
King’s Service Station uses two kinds of cleaning solution containing acid and water. “Attack” is 2% acid and “Blast” is 6% acid. They want to mix the two to get 60qt of a solution that is 5% acid. How many quarts of each should they use?
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Question 153024: Fundraising. The St. Mark’s Community Barbecue served 250 dinners. A child’s plate cost $3.50 and an adult’s plate cost $7.00. A total of $1347.50 was collected. How many of each type of plate was served?
: Fundraising. The St. Mark’s Community Barbecue served 250 dinners. A child’s plate cost $3.50 and an adult’s plate cost $7.00. A total of $1347.50 was collected. How many of each type of plate was served?
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Question 153025: Fundraising. The St. Mark’s Community Barbecue served 250 dinners. A child’s plate cost $3.50 and an adult’s plate cost $7.00. A total of $1347.50 was collected. How many of each type of plate was served?
: Fundraising. The St. Mark’s Community Barbecue served 250 dinners. A child’s plate cost $3.50 and an adult’s plate cost $7.00. A total of $1347.50 was collected. How many of each type of plate was served?
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Question 152834: Paint Town sold 45 paintbrushes, one kind at $8.50 each and another at $9.75 each. In all, $398.75 was taken in for the brushes. How many of each kind were sold?
: Paint Town sold 45 paintbrushes, one kind at $8.50 each and another at $9.75 each. In all, $398.75 was taken in for the brushes. How many of each kind were sold?
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Question 152782: i need help solving linear equations i dont remember how to exactly. help!!!
2x-2(2-x)=40
2(2x+4)=-3(2x+1)
12-(3x-2)=2(x-1)+3x
-3(x-2)=5(2x-12): i need help solving linear equations i dont remember how to exactly. help!!!
2x-2(2-x)=40
2(2x+4)=-3(2x+1)
12-(3x-2)=2(x-1)+3x
-3(x-2)=5(2x-12)
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Question 152717: MY LAST MODULE QUESTION!!! YAYA! but i cant figues it out ....
Help please??
q: A concert promoter set the following ticket prices: $8 for adults, $5 for students. There were 1800 tickets sold for a total of $12 750.
a. Write a system of equations in two variables to model the situation.
b. solve the system of equations.
c.indicate the number of adult tickets and student tickets sold.
d. check that your answer fits the equation.: MY LAST MODULE QUESTION!!! YAYA! but i cant figues it out ....
Help please??
q: A concert promoter set the following ticket prices: $8 for adults, $5 for students. There were 1800 tickets sold for a total of $12 750.
a. Write a system of equations in two variables to model the situation.
b. solve the system of equations.
c.indicate the number of adult tickets and student tickets sold.
d. check that your answer fits the equation.
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Question 152717: MY LAST MODULE QUESTION!!! YAYA! but i cant figues it out ....
Help please??
q: A concert promoter set the following ticket prices: $8 for adults, $5 for students. There were 1800 tickets sold for a total of $12 750.
a. Write a system of equations in two variables to model the situation.
b. solve the system of equations.
c.indicate the number of adult tickets and student tickets sold.
d. check that your answer fits the equation.: MY LAST MODULE QUESTION!!! YAYA! but i cant figues it out ....
Help please??
q: A concert promoter set the following ticket prices: $8 for adults, $5 for students. There were 1800 tickets sold for a total of $12 750.
a. Write a system of equations in two variables to model the situation.
b. solve the system of equations.
c.indicate the number of adult tickets and student tickets sold.
d. check that your answer fits the equation.
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Question 152479: Systems of equations can be solved by graphing or by using substitution or elimination. What are the pros and cons of each method? : Systems of equations can be solved by graphing or by using substitution or elimination. What are the pros and cons of each method?
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Question 152483: Your organization is planning a conference with 193 people in attendance that need transportation. There are 8 drivers available and 2 types of vehicles, buses and SUV’s . The bus seats 51 people each. The SUV seats 8 people each. How many buses and SUVs will be needed?
Let b= # of buses
Let s= SUVs
Drivers s+b =8
People 51b + 8b = 193
: Your organization is planning a conference with 193 people in attendance that need transportation. There are 8 drivers available and 2 types of vehicles, buses and SUV’s . The bus seats 51 people each. The SUV seats 8 people each. How many buses and SUVs will be needed?
Let b= # of buses
Let s= SUVs
Drivers s+b =8
People 51b + 8b = 193
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Question 152381: hello. I am having difficulties with my summer math packet, I am really stuck on the problems that have to do with slope, one of these problems is to determine the slope of the line that passes through (5, 1) and (2, 7) so far, I have determined that it may be 6/-3, I used the y2-y1/x2-x1 formula, but I still sense it may be wrong. . I have even more difficulty when I have to use fractions with it such as (-1/2, -2) and (-3/2, 1), I have completely forgotten everything, and desperatly need help: hello. I am having difficulties with my summer math packet, I am really stuck on the problems that have to do with slope, one of these problems is to determine the slope of the line that passes through (5, 1) and (2, 7) so far, I have determined that it may be 6/-3, I used the y2-y1/x2-x1 formula, but I still sense it may be wrong. . I have even more difficulty when I have to use fractions with it such as (-1/2, -2) and (-3/2, 1), I have completely forgotten everything, and desperatly need help
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Question 152167: System of Linear Equations:
Solve the system using the addition method.
5x=6y+40
2y=8-3x: System of Linear Equations:
Solve the system using the addition method.
5x=6y+40
2y=8-3x
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Question 152235: HOW WOULD I SOLVE THIS algebracially ?
3/4x-2/5y=2
1/2x-3/5y=-2: HOW WOULD I SOLVE THIS algebracially ?
3/4x-2/5y=2
1/2x-3/5y=-2
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Question 152168: how much cream and milk to the nearest thousandth of a gallon must be mixed together to obtain 50 gallons of cream that contains 12.5% butterfat
facts:
how many gallons of cream containing 25% butterfat and milk containing 3.5% butter fat must be mixed to obtain 50 gall of cream containing 12.5% butterfat?: how much cream and milk to the nearest thousandth of a gallon must be mixed together to obtain 50 gallons of cream that contains 12.5% butterfat
facts:
how many gallons of cream containing 25% butterfat and milk containing 3.5% butter fat must be mixed to obtain 50 gall of cream containing 12.5% butterfat?
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Question 152170: a grocer needs to mix raisins at $2.00 per lbs with granola @ $3.25 per lbs to obtain 10 lbs of mixture that cost $2.50 per lb. how many pounds of each must be used?: a grocer needs to mix raisins at $2.00 per lbs with granola @ $3.25 per lbs to obtain 10 lbs of mixture that cost $2.50 per lb. how many pounds of each must be used?
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Question 152081: Help with this one too?
This linear systems by substitution, i think this is a no solution problem though , i have tried everything and i can not get it . I have literally been on this question for 3 months now.....
i may just have a big brain fart or something but here it is.
3x+5y=12
x+3y=6: Help with this one too?
This linear systems by substitution, i think this is a no solution problem though , i have tried everything and i can not get it . I have literally been on this question for 3 months now.....
i may just have a big brain fart or something but here it is.
3x+5y=12
x+3y=6
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Question 152079: I need help with this one question i have been stuck on for a few days now here it is.
A process of elimination.
6x+2/3y= 9
2x+2/3y= 7
i dont have a text book number because it is in a module book : I need help with this one question i have been stuck on for a few days now here it is.
A process of elimination.
6x+2/3y= 9
2x+2/3y= 7
i dont have a text book number because it is in a module book
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Question 150728: I need to form the following equations and plot the graph of these equations
linear equation with one variable
Linear equation wit two variables.: I need to form the following equations and plot the graph of these equations
linear equation with one variable
Linear equation wit two variables.
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Question 151590: Jessie is four years older than Lea. Eight years ago, he was twice as old as Lea. Find their present ages. Solve using two variables.: Jessie is four years older than Lea. Eight years ago, he was twice as old as Lea. Find their present ages. Solve using two variables.
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Question 151581: Could you please help me solve this equation for the ordered pair? I can come up with the first part of the answer, but he second part of the pair I can't get.
y=2^(5x+1)
y=4^(-x): Could you please help me solve this equation for the ordered pair? I can come up with the first part of the answer, but he second part of the pair I can't get.
y=2^(5x+1)
y=4^(-x)
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Question 151438: Could you please help me solve this equation for A, B, and C.
11x^2-x+8/(x+1)(X^2+4)=A/(x+1)+Bx+C/X^2+4: Could you please help me solve this equation for A, B, and C.
11x^2-x+8/(x+1)(X^2+4)=A/(x+1)+Bx+C/X^2+4
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Question 151387: Could you please help me solve this system of equations? When I attempted to solve it I came out with (0,1,-5). This does not seem correct.
5x+3y+z=0
x-3y+2z=9
14x-2y+3z=11: Could you please help me solve this system of equations? When I attempted to solve it I came out with (0,1,-5). This does not seem correct.
5x+3y+z=0
x-3y+2z=9
14x-2y+3z=11
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Question 151342: Could you help me solve for the ordered pairs?
y=5^(3x+1)
y=25^(-x): Could you help me solve for the ordered pairs?
y=5^(3x+1)
y=25^(-x)
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Question 151320: Hello may someone please elp me with this question im very confused!
The length of a rectangle is 3 in. more than the width. The perimeter of the rectangle is 24 in.
I THINK THAT I AHVE FOUND THE VARIABLES LENGTH=3iN. WIDTH=24iN.(AM I RIGHT???)
What is the expression for the length in terms of the width?
What is the length of the rectangle? : Hello may someone please elp me with this question im very confused!
The length of a rectangle is 3 in. more than the width. The perimeter of the rectangle is 24 in.
I THINK THAT I AHVE FOUND THE VARIABLES LENGTH=3iN. WIDTH=24iN.(AM I RIGHT???)
What is the expression for the length in terms of the width?
What is the length of the rectangle?
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Question 151320: Hello may someone please elp me with this question im very confused!
The length of a rectangle is 3 in. more than the width. The perimeter of the rectangle is 24 in.
I THINK THAT I AHVE FOUND THE VARIABLES LENGTH=3iN. WIDTH=24iN.(AM I RIGHT???)
What is the expression for the length in terms of the width?
What is the length of the rectangle? : Hello may someone please elp me with this question im very confused!
The length of a rectangle is 3 in. more than the width. The perimeter of the rectangle is 24 in.
I THINK THAT I AHVE FOUND THE VARIABLES LENGTH=3iN. WIDTH=24iN.(AM I RIGHT???)
What is the expression for the length in terms of the width?
What is the length of the rectangle?
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