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Radicals/37095: Please please help me. I tried on my own but I don't know if I did it right and i don't want to look stupid. My professor has already been more than patient with me.
solve the following equations:
#1
A.
square root x-2=1
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****heres what I have*****
(sqrt x-2)^2=(1)^2
x-2=1
x=3
B.
sqrtx^3=27
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********heres what I have******
(sqrtx^3)^2=(27)^2
x^3=729
C.
3sqrtx^2=9
I really tried here but couldn't figure it out.
I appreciate your time.
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Answer 22812 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-10 10:40:27 (Show Source):
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SQRT(X-2)=1 OR SQUARING BOTH SIDES WE GET X-2=1 OR X=3
PROOF SQRT3-2=1 OR SQRT1=1 1=1
SQRT(X~3)=27 OR SQUARING BOTH SIDES WE GET X~3=27*27 OR X~3=3*3*3*3*3*3 OR
X*X*X=9*9*9 THUS X=9


Linear-equations/37088: Write the equation of a line parallel to the x-axis and passing through (-8,6)
i just know y=mx+b.. and i dont know where to go from there. thanks
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Answer 22811 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-10 10:27:46 (Show Source):
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(-8,6) A PARALLEL LINE TO THE X AXIS HAS THE SAME X VALUE (-8) WHILE THE Y VALUE CAN HAVE ANY VALUE.
Y=mX+b Y=0X+6


Linear-equations/37096: Determine the points of intersection using algebra.Check using graphing and substituition......a..3x=y-1=0,2x=y-6
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Answer 22810 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-10 10:07:23 (Show Source):
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3X=Y-1
2X=Y-6 SUBTRACTING THE TWO EQUATIONS WE GET
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X=5 & 3*5=Y-1 OR 15=Y-1 OR Y=16 PROOF
2*5=16-6 OR 10=10


Equations/37122: 0.4x-1.6=o.x
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Answer 22808 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-10 10:01:44 (Show Source):
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0.4X-1.6=0X OR .4X=1.6 OR X=1.6/.4 OR X=4


Angles/37129: This question is from textbook Steck-Vaughn GED math
A Wall in Andrea'S living rooom is 12 feet long.She buys four bookcases to fit along this.If each bookcase is 35 inchews wide,which of the following is true?A}They will be 8 inches too wide
B}They will be 4 inches too wide
C}They will fit exactly
D}They will fit with 4 inches left over
F}They will fit with 8 Inches left over
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Answer 22807 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-10 09:59:38 (Show Source):
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12 FEET IS = TO 144 INCHES THUS 4&35 INCHES = 140 INCHES SO 144-140=4 INCHES LEFT OVER AFTER THE BOOKCASES ARE PLACED.
ANSWERIS D)


Points-lines-and-rays/37057: Find the coordinates of the midpoint of a segment with each pair of endpoints.
K(1/4, 1), L(1/8, 0)
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Answer 22775 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 21:08:13 (Show Source):
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MIDPOINTS ARE FOR X (1/4+1/8)/2 OR ((2+1)/8)/2=(3/8)/2=3/16 THUS X MIDPOINT IS 3/16 & THE Y MID POINT IS 0+1/2 OR 1/2 THUS THE MIDPOINT IS (3/16,1/2)


Linear-systems/37063: This question is from textbook
Solve by substitution -
4x - 12y = 5
-x + 3y = -1
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Answer 22771 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:59:30 (Show Source):
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-X+3Y=-1 OR X=3Y+1 SUB 3Y+1 FOR X IN EQUATION #1 WE GET
4(3Y+1)-12Y=5 OR 12Y+4-12Y=5 OR 4=5 (NO SOLUTION) IF YOU PLOT THESE TWO LINES YOU'LL FIND THAT THEY ARE PARALLEL)


Linear-equations/37059: Write an equation of the line that passes through the given point and has the givent slope. Use the equation to find two other points on the line. Check your solutions.
(-2,2); m = 3
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Answer 22769 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:53:47 (Show Source):
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Y=3X+8 (TO FIND THE Y INTERCEPT X HAS TO BE =0 THUS WITH A SLOPE OF 3 WE NEED TO MULTIPLY 2*3=6 WHICH HAS TO BE ADDED TO THE Y COORDINATE OF 2 THUS WE HAVE 2+6=8 FOR THE Y INTERCEPT. IT LOOKS COMPLICATED BUT IF YOU USE GRAPH PAPER AND DRAW THE A LINE THROUGH POINTS(-2,2) WITH A SLOPE OF 4 YOU WILL SEE THAT IT WORKS)
IF Y=5 THEN X=-1 OR (-1,5)
IF X=-3 THEN Y=-3*3+8 OR Y=-9+8 OR Y=-1 (-3,-1)


Expressions-with-variables/37047: Could you please help me? I have been haveing serious problems with this equation.
y=4x+1
y=4x-3
It has to be solved useing elimination, or substitution. And i have tryed both. Could you please help?
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Answer 22766 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:40:41 (Show Source):
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THERE IS NO COMMON SOLUTION AS THEY ARE PARALLEL LINES WITH A SLOPE OF 4 WITH Y INTERCEPTS OF 1 & -3


Geometric_formulas/37050: suppose that your school day begins at 7:30 am and ends 3:00 pm, You eat lunch at 11:00 am. If there is a fire drill at random time during the day, what is rthe probability that it begins beore lunch?
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Answer 22764 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:34:40 (Show Source):
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7:30 TO 11:00 = 3.5 HOURS 11:00 TO 3:00 = 4 HOURS THUS THE PROBABILITY OF AN ALARM BEFORE LUNCH IS 3.5/(3.5+4) OR 3.5/7.5 OR .47 THE PROBABILITY IT WILL BE BEFORE LUNCH


Equations/37028: If Steven can mix 20 drinks in 5 minutes, Sue can mix 20 drinks in 10 minutes, and Jack can mix 20 drinks in 15 minutes, how much time will it take all 3 of them working together to mix the 20 drinks?
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Answer 22762 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:30:10 (Show Source):
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5/20+10/20+15/20=.25+.5+.75 AVERAGE TIME FOR 3 DRINKS IS .5 MIN. THUS FOR 20 DRINKS WE GET 3/20=.5/X OR 3X=10 OR X=3 1/3 MIN.


Linear-equations/37043: 3(x-2)=8
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Answer 22758 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:08:50 (Show Source):
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3(X-2)=8 THEN 3X-6=8 OR 3X=14 OR X=14/3
PROOF 3(14/3-2)=8 OR 14-6=8 OR 8=8
IF X=2 THEN 3(2-2)=8 OR 3*0=8 OR 0=8 WHICH IS NOT VALID.


Polynomials-and-rational-expressions/37042: factor 9x^2-25x-6
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Answer 22756 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:02:16 (Show Source):
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9X~2-25X-6 OR (9X+2)(X-3)=0 OR X=-2/9 & X=3


Quadratic_Equations/37033: This question is from textbook beginning Algebra
(((14x2 – 20x +6))) I need to factor this polynomial completely and I am completely lost.
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Answer 22755 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 20:00:01 (Show Source):
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IF THE EQUATION IS 14X~2-20X+6 THEN (7X-3)(2X-2)=0 OR X=3/7 & X=1


Polynomials-and-rational-expressions/36999: This question is from textbook Algebra: Tools for a Changing World
Please help with this:
Solve each equation by factoring.
+2x%5E2-7x%2B5=0+
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Answer 22748 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 16:59:58 (Show Source):
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2X~2-7X+5=0 OR (2X-5)(X-1)=0 OR 2X=5 OR X=5/2 & X=1


Square-cubic-other-roots/36931: hello, i need more help on these problem is factor out perfect squares ?
1)18
2)24
3)147
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Answer 22746 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 16:55:35 (Show Source):
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SQRT18=2*3*3 OR 3SQRT2
SQRT24=2*2*2*3 OR 2SQRT6
SQRT147=3*7*7 OR 7SQRT3


Inequalities/36991: A coffee merchant has coffee beans that sell for $9 per pound and $12 per pound. The two types are to be mixed to create 100 lb of a mixture that will sell for $11.25 per pound. How much of each of type of bean should be used in the mixture.
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Answer 22745 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 16:43:48 (Show Source):
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900X+1200(100-X)=1125*100 OR 900X+120000-1200X=112500 OR -300X=7500 OR X=25
OR 25 POUNDS OF 9$ COFFEE WITH 75 POUNDS OF $12 COFFEE MAKES 100 POUINDS OF
$11.25 PER POUND COFFEE
PROOF 900*25+1200(100-25)=1125*100 OR 22500+90000=112500 OR 112500=112500


Expressions-with-variables/36995: x=y-4
2x+8=2y
solve using elimination, substitution or graphing
could this be no solutions?
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Answer 22744 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 16:34:20 (Show Source):
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X=Y-4 THEN 2(Y-4)+8=2Y OR 2Y-8+8=2Y OR 2Y-2Y=8-8 OR 0=0 NO SOLUTION


Quadratic_Equations/36997: Solve using the quadratic equation:
x^2 - 3x - 23 = 5
3x^2 - 2x = 15x - 10
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Answer 22743 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 16:31:22 (Show Source):
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X~2-3X-23=5 OR X~2-3X-28=0 OR (X-7)(X+4)=0 OR X=7 & X=-4
3X~2-2X=15X-10 OR 3X~2-2X+15X+10 OR 3X~2+13X+10=0 OR (X+10)(X+3)=0 OR X=-10 & X=-3


Quadratic_Equations/36975: 4/(x-4)^2=1
i having alot of trouble with this one. I think i need to get the numerator over to the other side.
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Answer 22742 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 13:56:47 (Show Source):
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YOU'RE RIGHT. CROSS MULTIPLY THE DENOMINATOR BY 1 AND THAT WILL BE SET = 4*1
4/(X-4)~2=1 OR 4/(X~2-8X+16)=1 OR X~2-8X+16=4 OR X~2-8X+12=0 OR (X-6)(X-2)=0 OR
X=6 & X=2


Polynomials-and-rational-expressions/36974: This question is from textbook
I forgot how to multiply a binomial by a trinomial. I can't use the FOIL method, can I? Here's the problem: (4m+3)(4m-5m+6)
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Answer 22741 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 13:51:53 (Show Source):
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(4M+3)(4M-5M+6) OR (4M+3)(-M+6) OR -4M~2-3M+6M+18 OR -4M~2+3M+18
UNLESS THE SECOND EQUATION WAS SUPPOSED TO BE (4M~2-5M+6) THEN WE HAVE
(4M+3)(4M~2-5M+6) OR 4M~3+12M~2-20M~2-15M+24M+18 OR 4M~3-8M~2+9M+18


Rectangles/36980: the perimeter of a rectangular picture is 34 cm. and the diagonal is 13 cm. Find the dimensions of the picture.
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Answer 22740 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 13:41:27 (Show Source):
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X~2+Y~2=13~2 & 2X+2Y=34 THUS X+Y=17 THUS X=17-Y OR
(17-Y)~2+Y~2=169 or 289-34y+y~2+y~2=169 or 2y~2-34y+120=0 or y~2-17y+60=0 OR
(y-12)(y-5)=0 or y=12 & y=5 THEN THE DIMEMSIONS ARE 12 & 5
PROOF 2*12+2*5=34 OR 24=10=34 OR 34=34 & 12~2+5~2=13~2 OR 144+25=169 OR 169=169


expressions/36981: 2x+3=9.x
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Answer 22739 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 13:33:27 (Show Source):
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2X+3=9X OR 3=9X-2X OR 3=7X OR X=3/7 PROOF
2*3/7+3=9*3/7 OR 6/7+3=27/7 OR (6+21)7=27/7 OR 27/7=27/7


Age_Word_Problems/36984: Joseph is twelve years younger than Mack. Kevin is 1year younger than Joseph. The sum of their ages is sixty-two. How old is joseph.
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Answer 22737 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 13:30:15 (Show Source):
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M-12=J & K=J-1 & M+J+K=62 OR M=J+12 & K=J-1 THUS
J+12+J+J-1=62 OR 3J=62+1-12 OR 3J=51 OR J=17 THEREFORE M-12=17 OR M=17+12 OR
M=29 & K=17-1 OR K=16
PROOF 17+29+16=62 OR 62=62


Equations/36967: The equations of 2 lines are shown below:
2x-4y=6
3x+y=-5
What are the coordinates of the point of intersection?
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Answer 22721 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 11:05:38 (Show Source):
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2X-4Y=6 3X+Y=-5 MULTIPLYING EQUATION 2 BY 4 WE GET 12X+4Y=20 ADDING TO EQUATION
12X+4Y=-20
2X-4Y=6
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14X=-14 OR X=-1 & 2(-1)-4Y=6 OR -2-4Y=6 OR -4Y=8 OR Y=8/-4 OR Y=-2


Linear_Algebra/36894: Jackie Ruben is bulding a childrens playhouse. she wants each window to have an area of 315 square inches for adequate air. For eye appeal, she wants each window to be six inches higher than wide. what are the dimensions of each window.
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Answer 22720 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 10:14:58 (Show Source):
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X*(X+6)=315 OR X~2+6X-315=0 OR (X+21)(X-15)=0 OR X=15 & X+6=21 PROOF
15*21=315 OR 315=315


Linear_Algebra/36830: a local park is 30 meters long by 20 meters wide. Plans are being made to double the area by adding a strip at one end and another of the same width on one side. find the width of the strips
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Answer 22718 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 10:06:34 (Show Source):
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(30+X)*(20+X)=2*(30*20) OR 600+50X+X~2=2*600 OR 600+50X+X~2=1200 OR X~2+50X-600
OR (X+60)(X-10)=0 OR X=10 OR 40*30=1200 OR 1200=1200
10 METERS ARE ADDED TO THE LENGTH & THE WIDTH


Linear_Algebra/36898: the difference of the squares of two consecutive odd integers is 48. find the integers.
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Answer 22714 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 09:53:04 (Show Source):
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(X+2)~2-X~2=48 OR X~2+4X+4-X~2=48 OR 4X=44 OR X=11 & 11+2=13 THUS
13~2-11~2=48 OR 169-121=48 OR 48=48


Equations/36934: Solve and show all work
3x^2 - 2x - 8=0
Thank you in advance!
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Answer 22713 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 09:48:21 (Show Source):
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3X~2-2X-8=0 OR (3X+4)(X-2)=0 OR 3X=-4 OR X=-3/4 & X=2


Equations/36933: SOLVE AN PLEASE SHOW WORK
30x^2 - 9x - 3=0
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your kindness!

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Answer 22712 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 09:45:55 (Show Source):
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30X~2-9X-3=0 OR (5X+1)(6X-3)=0 OR 5X=-1 OR X=-1/5 & 6X=3 OR X=1/2
PROOF 30(-1/5)~2-9(-1/5)-3=0 OR 30/25+9/5-3=0 OR 6/5+9/5-3=0 OR 15/5-3=0 OR
3-3=0 OR 0=0


Linear_Algebra/36944: if a number is decreased by its reciprocal the result is 11 over 30. find the number.
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Answer 22711 by checkley71(8403) About Me  on 2006-05-09 09:21:19 (Show Source):
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X-1/X=11/30 OR (X~2-1)/X=11/30 OR 11X=30X~2-30 OR 30X~2-11X-30 OR
(6X+5)(5X-6)=0 OR 6X=-5 OR X=-5/6 & 5X=6 OR X=6/5