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Question 9434: I need to solve these two word problems, where do I start
Bart can complete his science task twice as quickly as Carl can. When they work together, the task takes 3 hours. How long would it take Carl to do the work alone?
The ratio of women to men in a certain club is 3 to 2. If there are 24 male club members, then how many female club members are there?
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Question 9449: Hello-
Thanks in advance for helping me with this problem. I found the answer, but through guess and check, so it would be very helpful if you could tell me how to find the answer mathematicaly.
Mark and David both own a lot of Matchbox cars. Mark owns seven times the square root of the amount David owns. Together they own the square root of 9 multiplyed be the quotient of 27,150 and 181. How many cars do they own in all? How many cars does each boy own? Who owns more?
This really stumped me, but I found an answer.
Mark owns 126 cars.
David owns 324 cars.
Together they own 450 cars.
David owns more.
Thanks again in advance and I can't wait to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Trevor Pierce
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Question 9449: Hello-
Thanks in advance for helping me with this problem. I found the answer, but through guess and check, so it would be very helpful if you could tell me how to find the answer mathematicaly.
Mark and David both own a lot of Matchbox cars. Mark owns seven times the square root of the amount David owns. Together they own the square root of 9 multiplyed be the quotient of 27,150 and 181. How many cars do they own in all? How many cars does each boy own? Who owns more?
This really stumped me, but I found an answer.
Mark owns 126 cars.
David owns 324 cars.
Together they own 450 cars.
David owns more.
Thanks again in advance and I can't wait to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Trevor Pierce
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Question 9592: A flag is raised while an onlooker watches from a distance of 12 feet away from the base of the flag pole (see the figure below). The flag rises vertically at a rate of 7 inches per second. Let t denote the time (in seconds) after the flag begins to rise (For simplicity, assume that when the flag begins to rise it is 0 inches above the ground). Express the distance d (in feet) between the flag and the onlooker as a function of t. d (t) = ?
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Question 9888: For which of the following expressions would the value be greater if 160 were replaced by 120. (There may be more than one correct answer.)
1) 1,000-160
2) (160)/(1+160)
3) (1)/(1-(1/160))
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Question 9769: Hello, I have thought about this one for a couple of days and don't even know where to begin. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
If the product of the integers w, x, y, and z is 770, and if 1 < w < x < y < z, what is w + z.
a) 10
b) 13
c) 16
d) 18
e) 21
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Question 9884: Please help I can't figure this out!
A wire is cut into 3 equal parts. The resulting segments are then cut into 4, 6, and 8 equal parts, respectively. If each of the resulting segments has an integer lenght, what is the minimum lenght of the wire?
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Question 10210: Here is the question:
If the length of a rectangular field is 8 feet more than double its width. Find the dimensions of the filed if its area is 540 square feet?
I know you have to use A = l * w, but how do you start. I started like this:
540 = (8 + x) ( x^2)
would it then be : 540 = 8x + x^2?
Then do you have to subtract 540 from the left side to bring it to the right?
8x + x^2 - 540 = 0
I'm lost. Please help. I appreciate all your help. Thank you.
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Question 10269: 1)A farmer wishes to grow a 100 m^2 rectangular vegetable garden.Since he has with him only 30 m barbed wire, he fences three sides of the rectangular garden letting compound wall of his houseact as the fourth side-fence.Find the dimensions of his garden.
[Hint:If the length of one side is x metres, the other side will be (30-2x)m.Therefore,x(30-2x)=100]
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Question 10335: Can anyone tell me if I did this correctly?
3/x + 2 + x/x^2-4
This is what I did. I took the x^2 - 4 and changed it to (x+2)(x-2) and then crossed out both (x + 2) which left me with this answer:
3x/x-2
Is this correct? Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.
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Question 10333: Can anyone tell me if I did this correctly?
3/x + 2 + x/x^2-4
This is what I did. I took the x^2 - 4 and changed it to (x+2)(x-2) and then crossed out both (x + 2) which left me with this answer:
3x/x-2
Is this correct? Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.
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Question 10409: I have just started using the TI84 plus and we are supposed to use a graphing utility to aprox the real solution rounded 2 dec places. all solutions lie between -10 and 10.
x^3-4x+2=0
It says use (Zero or Root) on the graph of y1=
I dont understand this at all. Can anyone help me?
Tina
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Question 10555: hi i really need your help and preferably within the next 15 minutes. i have test tomorrow and i am totally lost when it comes to piecewise functions. i do not know where to begin in those stupid problems! i reall need you help. here's a sample problem that i'm stuck on.
{3+x x<0
{x2(xsquared)+1 x>_(more than or = to) 0
really sorry about the poor typing on that one. please give me some feedback as soon as possible! thanks.
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Question 10541: I am having problems with two word problems:
An open box will be made from a square piece of cardboard of length 26 inch by cutting 2 inch squares from the corners and folding up the sides. Find the volume of the box.
So if the length is 26 inches and you cut 2" squares off each end, then would the length then be 22?
So would the volume be l*w*h?
22 * 22* 2 = 968?
A ladder is leaning against the wall. The distance from the bottom of the ladder to the wall is 3 feet less than the length of the ladder. Find the length of the ladder if the distance of its top to the ground is 4 feet less than the length of the ladder.
I'm thinking the formula you use is:
a^2 + b^2 = c^2
So, a = c -3, and b = c-4
(c-2)^2 + (c-4)2 = c^2
c^2 -6c + 9 + c^2 - 8c + 16 = c^2
c^2 - 14c + 25 = 0
Then I'm stuck. I may be way off to begin with. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Question 10673: An object is throwen from the origin of a coordinate system with the x-axis along the ground and the y-axis vertical. Its path, or trajectory, is given by the equation y=400x-16 x squared. Find the objects maximum height.
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Question 10887: Hi, I am very confused with this problem I cannot seem to apply the pythagoream formula to it. Can you Please help? Thanks:" Two boats leave San Diego at the same time. One boat sails due north and the other due west. When they are 10 miles apart, the boat traveling north has sailed 2 miles farther than the boat sailing west. Find the distance each boat has traveled."
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Question 10434: A medium sized pizza is 9" in diameter and costs $6.80. A large sized pizza is 12" in diameter and costs $9.95. What is the difference in the price per square inch between a medium and a large pizza? Round your answer to the nearest cent.
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Question 11133: The bus began its route with some passengers. At the first stop, 4 people got on and 1 got off the bus. At the second stop, 5 people got on and 3 got off. At the third stop, 6 passengers got on and 5 others got off. At the fourth stop, 7 more got on and 3 got off. At the fifth stop, 8 got on and 6 got off. When the bus finally arrived at the terminal, there were 21 passengers on board. How many people were on the bus when it began its route?
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Question 11354: I am trying to home school my son and I am having difficulty in explaining the steps for this quadratic equation problem in completing the square.
0.4x2 + 1.1 =2
I know that you have to multiply the decimals by 10 to get rid of the decimals.
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