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Tutors Answer Your Questions about test (FREE) Get help from our free tutors ===> Algebra.Com stats: 2013 tutors, 419631 problems solved View all solved problems on test -- maybe yours has been solved already! Become a registered tutor (FREE) to answer students' questions. If you need immediate math help from PAID TUTORS right now, click here. (paid link) Click here to see problems AND answers on one page Question 242325: Had trouble with a few problems similar to this one.. Solve: 5^(x+2)= 4^(l-x) Click here to see answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(15652)   Question 243046: 2 trains, A and B travelling at a constant speeds left 2 different stations 640km apart. Train A started at noon and train B at 1pm. Travelling on parallel tracks towards each other, they passed each other at 4pm. If train A travelled at a speed of x km/h and train B was 20km/h slower than train A, (i) write an expression, in terms of x, for the speed of Train B (ii)write an expression, in terms of x, for the distance covered by train A just before it passed train B Click here to see answer by oberobic(2304)   Question 243303: The function y=x^4+bx^2+8x+1 has a horizontal tangent and a point of inflection for the same value of x. What must be the value of b? (A) -6 (B) -1 (C) 1 (D) 4 (E) 6 Click here to see answer by Alan3354(30993)   Question 243300: At what value(s) of x does f(x)= x^4-8x^2 have a relative minimum? (A) 0 and -2 only (B) 0 and 2 only (C) 0 only (D) -2 and 2 only (E) -2,0, and 2 Click here to see answer by Edwin McCravy(8909)   Question 243249: Estimating the age of a fossil- a fossilized leaf contains 70% of its normal amount of carbon 14. a) how old is the fossil b) using a graphing utility, graph the relation between the percentage of carbon 14 remaining and time. c) using intersect, determine the time that elapses until half the carbon 14 remains d) verify the answer found in part (a) I know this problem seem long but i just want to say thanks for your help. I really appreciate it. Click here to see answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(15652)   Question 243368: I'm not sure that I'm asking this in the right section, but I'm not really sure where I would need to ask it anyways. The answer is: 3p/2 The problem is this: ((2p-2)/p) * ((6p^2)/(8p*8)) I'm not sure how to get to that answer and I think I don't have a clue on how to even start this one. 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(A) 7 (B) 67 (C) 69 (D) 76 (E) 77 Click here to see answer by chosenpoint(26)   Question 249053: well i have to do these work sheet worth alot of points and its confusing heres wat it says.. task description the chief designer of the company has retired and names you as his replacement. this is your big chance to design the new garden area for wal-mart: your promotion depends on your success. you need to develop a team of architects, by adding two more people. the CEO eoulf likr you to create a model as well as complete and show the algebraic walkway together. each team member needs to keep a bi-weekly log of accomplishments,difficulties personal feelings you encounters while on the job. the logbook needs to be dated and sign for each entry and placed in order by dates. the measurements we were giving but unfortunately, the fax was a little ruined when we received it. you will be creating a rectangular garden. which appears to be 4 feet longer than it is wide. it needs to be surrounded by a paved walkway 3 feet wide. a diagram has been created as accurately as possiable, given the fax was not clear. the last thing that was legible is the total area of the walkway is 432 square feet. so the drawing is a big rectangle and theres a smaller one in the middle so basicly the big rectangle is the walkway and the one in the middle is the garden. so the paved walk way is 3 feet wide on all the sides ,but in the middle of the small rectangle on the side which is the width has a (X) and at the bottom which is the length it has x+4. i need to find wat X is for both and the (actual measurements:) width length area and perimeter) (perimeter formula:) verbal model labels and algebraic models) (area formula:) verbal model and labels and algebraic models) all that is for the walkway. and for the garden is the same thing but i dont understand how it goes and its confusing. please help me. Click here to see answer by scott8148(6628)   Question 249053: well i have to do these work sheet worth alot of points and its confusing heres wat it says.. task description the chief designer of the company has retired and names you as his replacement. this is your big chance to design the new garden area for wal-mart: your promotion depends on your success. you need to develop a team of architects, by adding two more people. the CEO eoulf likr you to create a model as well as complete and show the algebraic walkway together. each team member needs to keep a bi-weekly log of accomplishments,difficulties personal feelings you encounters while on the job. the logbook needs to be dated and sign for each entry and placed in order by dates. the measurements we were giving but unfortunately, the fax was a little ruined when we received it. you will be creating a rectangular garden. which appears to be 4 feet longer than it is wide. it needs to be surrounded by a paved walkway 3 feet wide. a diagram has been created as accurately as possiable, given the fax was not clear. the last thing that was legible is the total area of the walkway is 432 square feet. so the drawing is a big rectangle and theres a smaller one in the middle so basicly the big rectangle is the walkway and the one in the middle is the garden. so the paved walk way is 3 feet wide on all the sides ,but in the middle of the small rectangle on the side which is the width has a (X) and at the bottom which is the length it has x+4. i need to find wat X is for both and the (actual measurements:) width length area and perimeter) (perimeter formula:) verbal model labels and algebraic models) (area formula:) verbal model and labels and algebraic models) all that is for the walkway. and for the garden is the same thing but i dont understand how it goes and its confusing. please help me. Click here to see answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(15652)   Question 249053: well i have to do these work sheet worth alot of points and its confusing heres wat it says.. task description the chief designer of the company has retired and names you as his replacement. this is your big chance to design the new garden area for wal-mart: your promotion depends on your success. you need to develop a team of architects, by adding two more people. the CEO eoulf likr you to create a model as well as complete and show the algebraic walkway together. each team member needs to keep a bi-weekly log of accomplishments,difficulties personal feelings you encounters while on the job. the logbook needs to be dated and sign for each entry and placed in order by dates. the measurements we were giving but unfortunately, the fax was a little ruined when we received it. you will be creating a rectangular garden. which appears to be 4 feet longer than it is wide. it needs to be surrounded by a paved walkway 3 feet wide. a diagram has been created as accurately as possiable, given the fax was not clear. the last thing that was legible is the total area of the walkway is 432 square feet. so the drawing is a big rectangle and theres a smaller one in the middle so basicly the big rectangle is the walkway and the one in the middle is the garden. so the paved walk way is 3 feet wide on all the sides ,but in the middle of the small rectangle on the side which is the width has a (X) and at the bottom which is the length it has x+4. i need to find wat X is for both and the (actual measurements:) width length area and perimeter) (perimeter formula:) verbal model labels and algebraic models) (area formula:) verbal model and labels and algebraic models) all that is for the walkway. and for the garden is the same thing but i dont understand how it goes and its confusing. please help me. 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