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I was asked to simplify this 4z to the eighth power z to the -6 power y to the -9 power times 5y to the -1 power w to the -7 power times 2w to the 7th power

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2.) Determine the future values if $5,000 is invested in each of the following situations:


a.) 5 percent for ten years

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use the fundamental identities to simplfy csc^2(beta)((1-cos^2(beta))</description>
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Is 4 a solution to (y-2)+2=3/8(3*y4)</description>
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Rewrite as an equivalent exponential equation.  Do not solve
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Radioactive strontium 90Sr has been deposited in a large field by acid rain. If sufficient amounts make their way through the food chain to humans, bone cancer can result. It has been determined that the radioactivity level in the field is 1.7 times the save level S. 90Sr decyas according to the formula 
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A TRAIN TRAVELS 20 FEET IN IN 1/5 OF A SECOND, AT THE SAME SPEED HOW MANY FEET WILL IT TRAVEL IN 3 SECONDS?</description>
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factor 15 x to the 3rd- 5x</description>
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If a piece of aluminum with a mass of 37.6 grams and a temperature of 100.0 degrees Celsius was dropped into 25.0 cm^3 of water at 20 degrees Celsius, what would the final temperature be?
 
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a-On a graph draw the triangle with vertices (-2,0), (0,2) and (2,-2)
b-Find the three inequalities that define the region inside the triangle.
c- What is the smallest integer value of x that satisfies all three inequalities?
Please draw the triangle and explain me everythong in detail so that I may understand. The answer for part b should be y&#x3C;x+2, y&#x3C;-2x+2 and 2y+x&#x3E;-2 and for part c it should be y=-1.

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in the expression w/x - y/z = 1 the letters can be replaced by the numbers (1,2,3,4) but not necessarily in that order. the sum of w and y is

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What is the smallest integer that could be part of a set of two or more positive consecutive integers whose sum is 100?</description>
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