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<title>Problem 235980 solved by punksnotdead28</title>
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<description>This problem was solved by punksnotdead28:
I don&#x27;t understand how to solve the compound inequality.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you!!

5&#x3E;-2x+4 or 8&#x3C; equal to -3x + 4

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<description>This problem was solved by punksnotdead28:
Can you please explain this to me? I think the argument is correct, but I&#x27;m not 100% and I wouldn&#x27;t know where to begin explaining why. Thanks so much for your help!!


Hosni gave the following argument that  - (a + b) = -a + -b, for all integers a and b. If the argument is correct, supply the missing reasons. If it is incorrect, explain why not.  
-(a + b) = (-1)(a + b)
            = (-1)a + (-1)b
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<description>This problem was solved by punksnotdead28:
Find the equation of the line that contains the give point and has the given slope P(2,3),m=1/2</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by punksnotdead28:
In a basketball game, Will scored 26 points, consisting only of three-point shots and two-point shots. He made a total of 11 shots. How many shots of each type did he make?</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
Solve each equation
2(t-4)= 3-(3t+1)</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
Solve the equation
9y+5-2y= 2y+5-y+3</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
t(3t-1)2nd power</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
a boat can travel 5 miles downstream in the same length of time it travels 3 miles upstream. if the rate of the current is 3mph, find the speed of the boat in still water.

d=5 ? 
r=3mh ?
t=?
so simple yet a little hard......????</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
I do not understand can you help?
Simplify the problem and write answers in exponential form.

3^4 + 2 * 3^4</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by Alan3354:
 A CAR TRAVELS 540 MILES IN 10 HOURS . HOW FAR WILL IT TRAVEL IN 7 HOURS</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by Alan3354:
the wavelength(W) of a radio wave varies inversely as its frequency(F). A wave with a frequency of 200kHz has a length of 252m. What is the length of a wave with a frequency of 900kHz?</description>
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Name a triangle</description>
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how do you solve this 
x+y=9
-2x+y=-3

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Find the equation of the line that contains the point (3,2) and is parallel to the graph of 3x+y=-3</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by rfer:
find th x- and y- intercepts of the graph of the equation y=2x+8</description>
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The sum of lisa&#x27;s age and Ellen&#x27;s age is 41. five years from now, the sum of their ages will be three times lisa&#x27;s present age. How old is Lisa?

Also to solve this, it has to be either the substitution or elimination method.

Thanks.</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by rfer:
find the ratio of the amount spent for food and the amount spent for rent.

320 FOR FOOD
480 FOR RENT</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by rfer:
Convert the decimal number to the given base.
68 to base eight
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<description>This problem was solved by Jeff Gordon:
i need help solving binomils</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by rfer:
Determine whether the line through points p1 and p2 is parallel to, perpendicular to, or neither parallel nor perpendicular to the line through points Q1 and Q2

P1(-1,4),P2(2,5);Q1(2,4),Q2(3,1)</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by rfer:
Sam invested part of his 10,000 bonus in a fund that paid an 11% profit and invested the rest in stock that suffered a 4% loss. Find the amount of each investment if his overall net profit was 650?

Please Help</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by rfer:
Hello,

Having a problem with

5/4x + 1/8x =3/8+x    fractions 5 over 4 x + 1 0ver 8x = 3 over 8x

not sure how to do this, fractions are hard for me.

Laurie</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by rfer:
Carol has 2 rose bushes; one with red flowers and one with yellow flowers. The red bush has 3 times as many flowers as her yellow floers,Together there are 124 flowers. How many of each color flower does she have? What iis the equation(or system equation)</description>
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find the vertex, the line of symmetry and the maximum or minimum value of f(x). Graph the function f(x)=1/2(x+6)^2+3</description>
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<description>This problem was solved by stanbon:
Nolan walked to the store from his home at rate of 5 miles per hour. After spending one-half hour in the store, his friend gave him a ride home at the rate of 30 miles per hour. He arrived home 1 hour and 5 minutes (1 1/12 hours) after he left. How far is the store from Nolan&#x27;s home?</description>
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