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(x/4)-(y/3)=1
write in standard form</description>
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- (2^2) + 6(5-9)/2 + 48/2 =


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<description>Click on the link to solve this problem:
 Factor the given Polynomial
x=13x+22=
Type P if the polynomial is prime

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FIND Two consecutive integers such that half the smaller plus three times the larger is -32</description>
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 What are the two consecutive numbers of which the product is divisible by fifty</description>
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(5/x)-(2/y)=7
write in standard form</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
 Factor the trinomial, or state that the trinomial is prime.
x-3x-18
x-3x-18=
Type P if the polynomial is prime.
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graphing problem</description>
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graphing problem</description>
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The difference between six times a number and 9 is equal to five times the sum of the number and 2.Find the number.Ok my answer was 19 but i wasn&#x27;t sure if it was correct.So this is how i worked it out:6x-9=5(x+2),6x=5x+19,x=19</description>
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5x-2y=7
graphing problem</description>
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Is it possible to spend $30 for 100 stamps consisting of 20-cent stamps and 33-cent stamps?</description>
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Is it possible to spend $30 for 100 stamps consisting of 20-cent stamps and 33-cent stamps?</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
please help me solve:
log base 5 (x^2+x+4)=2</description>
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Solve for x:  log(x^6)=(log x)^2
Note, there are 2 solutions, A and B where A&#x3C;B.
A=?
B=?
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the sides of a triangle are 8, 15 and 17 units. if each side is doubled, by how many square units will the area of the triangle increase?</description>
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tan (3x) = -1</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by Alan3354:
Solve for x:  log(x^6)=(log x)^2
Note, there are 2 solutions, A and B where A&#x3C;B.
A=?
B=?
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y = 0.89x + 39.99, where &#x22;x&#x22; is the number of miles I drive the truck and &#x22;y&#x22; is the cost based on &#x22;x&#x22; miles. 
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6e^(2x)-16e^x=6

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I need to factor 2x with exponent of 2  -4x-32=0</description>
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