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Question 4509: can u tutor me for free through email like giv me help on algebra on problems on x's on both sides and other stuff cuz im going into 7th grade and im taking an honors class for high skewl credits. i wuz chosen to be in the class but i dont know about x's on both sides. i wuz taught it but i forgot so if u could help me for free through email that would be great!
algebra honor grl
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Question 4584: Solve the given word problem. You must use algebra and show your work.
There are two numbers where the smaller number is 2 less than the larger number. The total of three times the smaller number and twice the larger is forty-four. Find the numbers.
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Question 4583: Solve the word problem. You must use algebra and show your work. Include the 5 steps.
A union charges monthly dues of $4.00 plus $.15 for each hour worked during a month. A union member's dues for march were $29.20. How many hours did the union member work during the month of march?
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Question 4663: If two angles are complementary and one angle is 3 less than twice the other angle, find the measure of the two angles. Write an equation and solve it to find the angles. You must use algebra and show your work.
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Question 4748: Please put this question into an equation that I can understand. Jenny has 175 coins in a jar. They consist of nickels and dimes only.The total value of the coins is $11.90. How many nickels and dimes are there in Jenny's jar?
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Question 4667: Suppose that a gallon of wall paint costs $16 and covers 350 square feet. Three rooms of the house measure 9ft by 12 ft, 14ft by 16ft, and 12ft by 14 ft. The ceiling is 9ft high.
You wish to put a fawn colored carpet in the green room, a plum colored carpet in the off white room and a powder blue colored carpet in the blue room. Calculate the amount of each type of carpeting you would need. Suppose the carpeting is $18.50 per square yard. Calculate the cost of carpeting these rooms.You can't buy part of a yard so round your answer up to the next yard.
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Question 4665: Suppose that a gallon of wall paint costs $16 and covers 350 square feet. Three rooms of the house measure 9ft by 12 ft, 14ft by 16ft, and 12ft by 14 ft. The ceiling is 9ft high.
How many gallons of paint are needed to cover the walls of these rooms if you make no allowance for the doors and windows? Remember that you can't buy a part of a gallon. So always round your answers up to the next gallon.
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Question 4666: Suppose that a gallon of wall paint costs $16 and covers 350 square feet. Three rooms of the house measure 9ft by 12 ft, 14ft by 16ft, and 12ft by 14 ft. The ceiling is 9ft high.
Suppose you wish to paint the walls of the 9ft by 12ft room green, the walls of the 14ft by 16 ft room off-white and the walls of the 12ft by 14ft room blue. How much green, off white and blue paint do you need? Calculate the cost of painting the three rooms.
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Question 4811: A woman has $1.70 in dimes and nickels. She has 2 more dimes than nickels. How many nickels does she have?
If a boat uses 19 gallons of gas to go 76 miles, how many miles can the boat travel on 76 gallons of gas?
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Question 4801: Bob and Aaron sold 450 sets of windshield wipers at two different booths at the local auto accessary show. If Bob sold 5 times as many wind wipers as Aaron,how many did each of them sell?
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Question 4799: Can someone please help me with this problem?
Bob sold hammers and wrenches at a flea market. He sold 4 times as many hammers as wrenches. The total sales equaled 609.00 If the sold for 3.00 apiece and the wrenches for 2.50 each how many hammers and wrenche4s did did sell?
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Question 4586: On a trip to Tokyo Bob decides to buy his sister a kimono. To determine the length of a kimono one measures in centimeters the distance from the bottom of a persons neck to 5cm above the floor. If the distance from the bottom of Daves sisters neck to the floor is 5ft 2 inches calculate the length of the kimono that Dave should purchase. Show all work.
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Question 5058: I have two problems that I have tried to answer but I need them checked to see if I did them correctly, and if not, what I did wrong. Your help will be very much appreciated.
First problem:
Write a complete solution to the following problem.
If the degree measure of the smallest angle of a triangle is one-half of the degree measure of the second largest angle and one-third of the degree measure of the largest angle, then what is the degree measure of each angle?
My answer:
Smallest angle: x = 30 deg.
Medium angle: 2x = 30*(2) deg. = 60 deg.
Largest angle: 3x = 30*(3) deg. = 90 deg.
Here's my second problem:
Write a complete solution to the following problem.
One side of a triangle is 1 foot longer than the shortest side, and the third side is twice as long as the shortest side. If the perimeter is less than 25 feet, then what is the range of the length of the shortest side?
My answer:
Shortest side: x feet
Third side: 2x feet
Other side: x+1 feet
Perimeter: <25 feet
2x+x+1<25
3x+1<25
3x<25-1
3x<24
x<8
So, the range of the length of the shortest side is <8.
Thank you,
E.B.
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Question 5149: why doesn't this work??? there's a bunch of us in denver, colorado that are perplexed!!! :)
3 fellows go into a hotel. The desk clerk tells them that it will be $30 for the night, so each one pays $10 and they head off to the room for the night. Shortly after, the manager reminds the desk clerk that they are running a special that night, and it's only $25 for the room. The desk clerk pulls out five singles and gives them to the bell boy to return to the fellows. On the way up to the room, the bell boy realizes that it will be impossible to evenly split the $5, so he takes $2 for himself. Once he gets to the room, he explains to the fellows what happened, and returns the $3, one for each fellow. This means that each fellow paid $9 for the room.
Now, add it back up.
They each paid $9. 9 times 3 is 27. The bell boy took $2, that makes 29. Where is the extra dollar?
any explanations??? THANKS!
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Question 5719: A triangular region of the community college parking lot was measured. The measure of the first angle of this triangle is triple the measure of the second angle. The measure of the third angle is 6 degrees less than double the measures of the second angle. What are the measurements of all three angles?
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Question 7008: A farmer buys 100 animals at a cost a total of $100. He buys hens for $0.50, pigs for $2.00, and sheep for $10.00 each. How many does he buy of each.
We have not been able to put a formula together. We have tried mutilple unknowns etc. But nothing works. Could you possible help us with some hint at what formula that might helps us over the hump. Thank you in advance.
The Lost Pre-Math Children of Tigrett in Jackson,Tn.
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Question 7662: need to find the average speed for the given time and distance. i have to include measure in my answer. the problem is... an airplane travels 770 miles in 120 minutes.... would i multiply or divide. i cant figure out exactly what i do. i have not been assigned a math book.
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Question 8013: Ok, just need these set up...
1. Maria has $1.05 in dimes and nickels. She has 6 more nickels than dimes. How many nickels does Maria have?
2. What is the equation for the sum of three times a number and five is fourteen?
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