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Question 150351: Maximum height. If a soccer ball is kicked straight up from the ground with an initial velocity of 32 feet per second, then its height above the earth in feet is given by s(t) = -16t² + 32t where t is time in seconds. Graph this parabola for 0≤ t ≤ 2.
What is the maximum height reached by the ball?

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Question 150530: Hi, I'm having trouble understanding factoring and reducing algebraic equations. if you could explain this problem step by step i'd really appreciate it.
6w^3(w+1)^3÷10w^5(w+1)^3. Thanks!!
Sincerely,
Michelle van Humbeck

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Question 150541: Solve each equation
xˉ² = 4

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Question 150579: 3q - 5/8 = 0
I should understand this one...but, for some reason I don't get it

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Question 150679: 2x/5-3x/3=3
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Question 150714: Hello E-Tutors:)

Could someone lead me in the right direction with this college
system of equations and inequality problem? The text book shows
how to solve something similiar but it only displays an equation
with two variables. Whereas this problem contains three variables.
That throws me for a loop.

Problem: The students from algebra class go for coffee together
every day. On Monday, Jordan paid $5.45 for three cartons of milk,
four cups of coffee, and seven doughnuts. On Tuesday, Ryan paid $5.30
for four milks, two coffees, and eight doughnuts. On Wednesday, Zack
paid $5.15 for two milks, five coffees, and six doughnuts.

1. Set up a system of equations to model this scenario.

I think this is right, but have no idea how to solve three layers,
with 3 different variables.
m=milk
c=coffee
d=doughnut

3m + 4c + 7d = 5.45
4m + 2c + 8d = 5.30
2m + 5c + 6d = 5.15

2. Determine the cost of one carton milk, one coffee, and one doughnut
by solving they system.

3. If on Thursday, Taylor had to pay for five milks, two coffees, and nine
doughnuts how much did he spend?

Think, I can get this one if I learn how to solve the second question.

Thank you in advance for sharing your valuable skills with us,
mishap mathematicians. :0)

Grateful,
Jai


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Question 150751: -3(p-7)+5p=6p-7
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Question 150752: Complete each ordered pair so that it satisfies the given equation.
Y=3X+9: (0, ), ( ,24), (2, )

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Question 150743: x+2/3 = 8/15
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Question 150793: Write a formula that expresses the relationship described below
y varies directly as x and y = –10 when x = –7.

What are the key words that I should notice that helps me write formulas?....I know y = ?/?

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Question 150814: 3z-5+2z=25-5z
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Question 150778: 3x/x-1 + 6x-9/x-1 -6 =0 solve for x. the numbers in front are fractions
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Question 150909: (x/2)+ (196-x/4)=74
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Question 150969: x/2+x/4=5
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Question 150972: The fahrenheit and cesius scales are related by the equation f=9/5C+32. What temperature Cesius would give the body temp. of 98.6F?

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Question 150987: if a ceramic tiles are 203mm*203mm, how many tiles would it take to cover an area 1 meters* 2 meters?
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Question 150984: please help once again from academic eight grader

one video rental club charges $25 to become a member and $2.50 to rent each video. Another charges no membership fee, but charges $3.25 to rent each video. How many videos must you rent to make the first club more econical?

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Question 150988: at an electronics store they sell about 730 cassette players a year and about 180 CD players a year. If the rate of cassette player sales decreases by 50each year and the rate of CD player sales increases by 60 each year, in how many years will the CD player sales be twice as much as the cassette player sales? use a table to determine you answer.
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Question 150992: Round your anseer to two dedecimal places. 5.6x-1.2=1x+26.4
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Question 150994: A circle has a circumference of 27 inches. Approximate the radius of the circle to two decimals places.
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Question 150997: Why is it necessary to study the order of operations and the laws of operations before you begin solving equations?
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Question 150996: When simplifying like terms, how do you determine the like terms?
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Question 151039: 'A man wanted to get into his work building, but he had forgotten his code.
However, he did remember five clues. These are what those clues
were:
The fifth number plus the third number equals fourteen.

The fourth number is one more than the second number.

The first number is one less than twice the second number.

The second number plus the third number equals ten.

The sum of all five numbers is 30.'

What were the five numbers and in what order?

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Question 150990: suzy can run 4m/sec and tim can run 6m/sec. How far ahead of tim must suzy be to not to fall behind tim in the first 10 secondsof running? Use a graph to check ou answer?
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Question 150990: suzy can run 4m/sec and tim can run 6m/sec. How far ahead of tim must suzy be to not to fall behind tim in the first 10 secondsof running? Use a graph to check ou answer?
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Question 151072: 5/8 y - 8 = 2
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Question 150986: a boxing club charges nonmembers $4 per to workout and $10 per day for equipment rental. Members pay a yearly fee of $400 and a daily fee of 5$ for equipment rental. write and solve and equation to find out how many times you should use the gym to justify membership.
thanks

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Question 150777: 3x + 6x-9 -6 = 0 for x
over x-1 over x-1
3x over x-1 plus 6x-9 over x-1 minus 6 equals 0 solve for x?

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Question 151091: a motorist travels 337 miles while using 13.7 gallons of gasoline. find the gasoline consumption in miles per gallon to one decimal place.
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Question 151088: a boxing club charges nonmembers $4 per day to workout and $10 per day for equipment rental. Members pay a yearly fee of $400 and a daily fee of $5 for equipment rental. write and solve an equation to find out how many times you should use the gym to jusify membership.
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Question 151095: which point, (5/2,3) or (3/2,2), is on the graph of 2x-2/3y=5/3?
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Question 151195: the graph of any equation of the form x = a constant yields a/an______________________line.
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Question 151201: is (2, -3) a solution of x squared+2y= -2? tell why of why no.
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Question 151197: the ommutative property of multiplication states that___________=___________.
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Question 151206: I just need a refresher.

. Explain how we evaluate an algebraic expression for given values of the variables. How would we evaluate the expression "3x - 4y + 9" when x = 2 and y = 5?

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Question 151229: Intermediate Algebra — MAT1001
In a certain triangle the measure of one angle is double the measure of a second angle but is 5 degrees less than the measure of the third angle. If the sum of the measures of the three interior angles of a triangle is always 180 degrees, form an algebraic equation to express the problem, and identify the variables, coefficients, and constants of the algebraic expression.

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Question 151241: 2/5(x+1)=8/15;(1/6,1/3, 1/2, 2/3)
The language is algebra, Practice and Apply

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Question 150995: Under what situation would one or more solutions of a rational equation be unacceptable?
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Question 151270: How do I evaluate this +7xy+-+3x+for+x+=+5+and+y+=+6+
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Question 151220: By performing row of operations on augumented matrix, I am having a hard time trying to determine if these equations are independent, dependent, or inconsistent.
x+y+z=11
x-y+3z=5
2x+2y+2z=15

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Question 151291: 5/8y - 8 = 2
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Question 151281: An antique dealer sold four chairs for a total of £800. The Regency chair went for as much as the Victorian chair and half the Edwardian chair. The Victorian chair went for as much as the Queen Anne minus the cost of the Edwardian. The Edwardian sold for one-third of the price of the Regency, the Queen Anne went for the total raised by the Victorian and the Edwardian. How much was each chair?
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Question 151367: what is the difference between algebra and equations???
help me please i have test on Thursday

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Question 151340: Hello Everyone I just need a refresher.
List any four situations where variables can be used to replace numbers; convert each situation into an algebraic expression.

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