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Comment from student: Thank you MathLover1. Comment from student: just received the answers to the problem as I was checking my email and just want to say thank you for your help. diana Comment from student: Comment from student: Thank you Comment from student: I thank you for taking the time to help me in my time of need. Thank you. Comment from student: thank you Comment from student: thank you very much for answering my question Comment from student: thank you so much...keep up the good work!! your so genius how i wish i have a mind like yours...once again thank you..good luck and more power to you...hope you could help me on my other problems quickly because i have to submit it tomorrow...pls... Comment from student: Wow that is awesome I spent hours doing this different ways and one way did have this solution! Thank You VERY much! Comment from student: Wow that is awesome I spent hours doing this different ways and one way did have this solution! Thank You VERY much! Comment from student: THANK YOU SO MUCH!! YOUR TIME SPENT ON ME REALLY HELPED ME OUT! I APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH! Comment from student: thanks alot, your the best. Comment from student: Thank you for your help. Comment from student: THANK YOU SO MUCH :) Comment from student: Thank you MathLover, You help is greatly appreciated! Comment from student: Thank you MathLover, You help is greatly appreciated! Comment from student: I just have to say I am glad there are smart people like you out there. I have tried to figure these out just couldn't. Thank you and know that I appreciate your help. Comment from student: Thank you so very much! I was headed in the right direction, but I just needed some assurance and confirmation. This is a great website and the way you explain things is so helpful. 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Comment from student: Thank you for responding to my question and showing all the steps. I rtruly appreciate you taking the time to be so helpful. Thanks again, MathLover1.:) Comment from student: Thank you that was the answer I got but was having difficulty with the problem so wanted to make sure I was correct before carrying on. Comment from student: Thank you very much. You're breakdown of your steps really helped me. Comment from student: Hi Mathlover, I am not sure what the solution is here Does it need to be simplified. Comment from student: Dear MathLover1, Thank you for your help,and have a great day! Elle J Comment from student: thanks Comment from student: thanks for the help! Comment from student: I wrote it incorrectly. It should be 5 x 10 to the n power=0.005 Comment from student: hey mathlover1, thank you so much for your time!! you really helped me alot and sovled alot of my problems with this problem... again thank you and i truly appreciate it!! lj23kfuller@yahoo.com Comment from student: thank you Comment from student: thank you Comment from student: Ah u r the best! Thank u so much!! Comment from student: I sent a question earlier but I think I copied it incorrect The answer is 6x+10y=7, The question is y=3/5x+7/10. write each answer using only integers, need step by step help. Thanks in advance Comment from student: Thank you for your help George Comment from student: Thank you for answering my question. Comment from student: Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!! Comment from student: I wrote this problem wrong can you help me figure it out? It is actually suppose to be a - 1 over a^2 - 4 plus a plus 1 over a -2 equals a + 4 over a + 2 Thanks, I am really confused Comment from student: I wrote this problem wrong can you help me figure it out? It is actually suppose to be a - 1 over a^2 - 4 plus a plus 1 over a -2 equals a + 4 over a + 2 Thanks, I am really confused Comment from student: I wrote this problem wrong can you help me figure it out? It is actually suppose to be a - 1 over a^2 - 4 plus a plus 1 over a -2 equals a + 4 over a + 2 Thanks, I am really confused Comment from student: thank you for the help I greatly appreciate it Comment from student: thank you for your help..I am slowly starting to get it Comment from student: Thank you so much for explaining this problem and helping me with it. Comment from student: Thank you so much for explaining this problem and helping me with it. |
