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Quadratic_Equations/93185: I need help to solve these problem I am having problems figuring it out.
Identify the axis summetry, greate a suitable table of value, then sketck the graph(include the axis of summetry).
The first one is y=x^2-4x
and the other one is y= -x^2+3x-3
thanks a million
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Answer 67814 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-18 10:32:01 (Show Source):
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I need help to solve these problem I am having problems figuring it out.
Identify the axis summetry, greate a suitable table of value, then sketck the graph(include the axis of summetry).
The first one is y=x^2-4x
Y=(X-2)^2-4
HENCE X=2 IS THE LINE OF SYMMETRY
X...........-2......0...........2.........4.........6....ETC
Y=X^2-4X....12......0..........-4.........0.........12...ETC
+graph%28+500%2C+500%2C+-10%2C+10%2C+-10%2C+10%2C+x%5E2-4%2Ax%29+

and the other one is y= -x^2+3x-3 = 1.5^2-3-[X^2-2*X*1.5+1.5^2]
Y=-0.75-(X-1.5)^2
X=1.5 IS LINE OF SYMMETRY
X...............-3.........-1.........0.........1.........3...ETC.
Y=-X^2+3X-3.....-21........-7........-3........-1........-3...ETC


+graph%28+500%2C+500%2C+-10%2C+10%2C+-10%2C+10%2C+-x%5E2%2B3%2Ax-3%29+


Quadratic_Equations/93184: I need help to solve this problem I am having problems figuring it out
Find the x - intercepts y=x^2-2x+4
thanks a million
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I need help to solve this problem I am having problems figuring it out
Find the x - intercepts y=x^2-2x+4
thanks a million
THAT IS WE HAVE TO FIND X WHEN Y=0
X^2-2X+4=0
DISCRIMINANT = (-2)^2-4*1*4=4-16=-12<0
HENCE X IS IMAGINARY.
HENCE THERE ARE NO REAL X INTERCEPTS


Signed-numbers/93182: 1)Given the binary operation * defined over the set of real numbers R by a*b=a+b+ab. What are the invertible elements of R with respect to *.

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Answer 67810 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-18 09:00:14 (Show Source):
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1)Given the binary operation * defined over the set of real numbers R by a*b=a+b+ab. What are the invertible elements of R with respect to *.
LET I BE THE IDENTITY ELEMENT WRT * OPERATION.SO
A*I=A=A+I+AI
I(A+1)=0
I=0
HENCE IF X IS INVERSE OF A THEN
A*X=I=0=A+X+AX
X(A+1)= -A
X=-A/(A+1)
HENCE A SHOULD NOT BE -1
SO ALL ELEMENTS IN R EXCEPT A=-1 ARE INVERTIBLE


Exponential-and-logarithmic-functions/93116: How do i evaluate the following:
log3 81
log4 256
log2 (1/32)
log5 1
log3 (-1)
Please help
thanks
Lucy
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Answer 67751 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-17 12:10:41 (Show Source):
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How do i evaluate the following:
log3 81
WRITE THE NUMBER AS A POWER OF BASE.THAT POWER IS THE LOG OF THE NUMBER TO THE BASE.
HERE NUMBER = N =81
BASE = B =3
WE KNOW THAT
3*3*3*3=3^4=81........P=4
HENCE
LOG(81) TO BASE 3 = 4
[LOGARITHM] = P=4
log4 256
N=256.......B=4............4^4=256.....P=5
LOGARITHM =4

log2 (1/32)
N=1/32.B=2...........[2*2*2*2*2]^(-1) =2^(-5)=1/32........P=-5
LOGARITHM =-5



log5 1
N=1........B=5...........5^0=1.........P=0
LOGARITHM =0

log3 (-1)
N=-1....B=3.........WE HAVE NO POWER P WHICH MAKES 3^P=-1
SO IT DOES NOT EXIST...
INFACT LOG OF 0 OR NEGATIVE NUMBER DO NOT EXIST
WE CAN HAVE LOGS FOR POSITIVE NUMBERS ONLY.
Please help
thanks
Lucy


Trigonometry-basics/93114: This question is from textbook Algebra and Trigonometry
Find an exponential function of the form f(x)=ba^x+c with y-intercept 2, horizontal asymptote y=-2, that passes through the point P(1,4).
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Answer 67748 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-17 12:02:57 (Show Source):
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Find an exponential function of the form f(x)=ba^x+c with y-intercept 2, horizontal asymptote y=-2, that passes through the point P(1,4).
Y=B(A^X)+C
Y INTERCEPT =2...THAT IS AT X=0...Y=2
2=B*(A^0)+C = B+C..................1
PASSES THROUGH (1,4).........Y=4 AT X=1
4=BA+C...................2
HORIZONTAL ASYMPTOTE IS Y=-2......THAT IS AS X TENDS TO + OR - INFINITY,Y TENDS TO -2...HERE WE TAKE X TENDING TO -INFINITY AS OTHERWISE , A^X WILL BE INFINITE.HENCE
-2=B*0+C............3
C=-2
FROM EQN.1,WE GET
B-2=2
B=4
NOW FROM EQN.2
4=4A-2
A=6/4=1.5
HENCE EQN. IS
Y=4*(1.5)^X -2


Linear-equations/93107: Write an equation for the linear function f satisfying the given conditions.
f(3) = 4 and f(0) = 9
I know that these would be looked at as (3,4) and (0,9), but I don't know what type of "equation" they're looking for. Thanks so much!!
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Answer 67745 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-17 11:54:12 (Show Source):
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Write an equation for the linear function f satisfying the given conditions.
f(3) = 4 and f(0) = 9
I know that these would be looked at as (3,4) and (0,9), but I don't know what type of "equation" they're looking for. Thanks so much!!
CORRECT...CONTINUE...USE EQN. OF A STRAIGHT LINE(LINEAR) JOINING 2 POINTS (X1,Y1)
AND (X2,Y2) IS
Y-Y1=[(Y2-Y1)/(X2-X1)][X-X1]
Y-4=[(9-4)/(0-3)][X-3]
Y-4=-5(X-3)/3
3Y-12=-5X+15
5X+3Y=27...........OR................
Y=(27-5X)/3
IS THE FUNCTION


Trigonometry-basics/93110: This question is from textbook Algebra and Trigonometry
Solve the equation 4^2x+1=2^3x+6.
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Answer 67741 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-17 11:46:21 (Show Source):
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Solve the equation 4^2x+1=2^3x+6.
(4)^(2X+1)= (2^2)^(2X+1)=(2)^{2(2X+1)}=(2)^(4X+2)
(2)^(4X+2) = (2)^(3X+6)
HENCE
4X+2=3X+6
4X-3X=6-2=4
X=4


expressions/92939: where is a website I can go on to teach me pre-algebra in step by step lamen terms? I have had no algebra, and I need to learn it fast!!!!!
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Answer 67638 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-16 12:21:47 (Show Source):
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YOU MAY TRY THESE SITES.
THEY WILL NOT TEACH YOU.
BUT YOU CAN DO SELF STUDY
http://www.sosmath.com/algebra/algebra.html
http://academic.sun.ac.za/mathed/MALATI/


Probability-and-statistics/92936: A list of numbers consists of p positive and n negative numbers. If a number is picked at random from this list, the probability that the number is positive is 3/5. What is the value of n/p?
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Answer 67637 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-16 12:18:42 (Show Source):
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A list of numbers consists of p positive and n negative numbers. If a number is picked at random from this list, the probability that the number is positive is 3/5. What is the value of n/p?
PROBABILITY OF PICKING A POSITIVE NUMBER = P/(N+P)=3/5
HENCE
P/{(N+P)-P}= P/N =3/(5-3)=3/2
N/P = 2/3


Quadratic_Equations/92943: I am not good at these and I am having some problems
Find the x- intercepts
y=x^2-5x-10
and y=x^2-4x+4
Thanks you
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Answer 67636 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-16 12:14:47 (Show Source):
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I am not good at these and I am having some problems
Find the x- intercepts
y=x^2-5x-10
X INTERCEPT MEANS WHERE THE LINE MEETS X AXIS...AT THAT POINT Y COORDINATE=0
HENC
X^2-5X-10=0
x+=+%28-b+%2B-+sqrt%28+b%5E2-4%2Aa%2Ac+%29%29%2F%282%2Aa%29+
x+=+%285+%2B-+sqrt%28+%28-5%29%5E2-4%2A1%2A%28-10%29+%29%29%2F%282%2A1%29+
x+=+%285+%2B-+sqrt%28+65+%29%29%2F%282%29+
HENCE X INTERCEPTS ARE
x+=+%285+%2B+sqrt%28+65+%29%29%2F%282%29+
AND
x+=+%285+-+sqrt%28+65+%29%29%2F%282%29+
and y=x^2-4x+4 =0
X^2-2*2X+(2)^2=(X-2)^2=0
HENCE X INTERCEPT IS X=2

Thanks you


Pythagorean-theorem/92798: In triangle ABC, C is the right angle, B = 30 degrees, and side b = 3. Find the exact value of the missing sides. Thank you for your help.
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Answer 67528 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-15 12:24:05 (Show Source):
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In triangle ABC, C is the right angle, B = 30 degrees, and side b = 3. Find the exact value of the missing sides. Thank you for your help.
WE HAVE SIN(B)=SIN(30)=0.5=AC/AB=b/c=3/c
AB = c =3/0.5=6
TAN(B)=TAN(30)=SQRT(3)=1.7321=AC/BC=b/a=3/a
BC = a = 3/1.7321=1.7321


Numbers_Word_Problems/92593: Eight times the first of three consecutive odd integers is ten more than twice the second.
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Answer 67403 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-14 12:29:27 (Show Source):
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Eight times the first of three consecutive odd integers is ten more than twice the second.
ANY INTEGER IS N
EVEN NUMBER IS 2N
ODD INTEGER IS 2N+1
NEXT ODD INTEGER IS 2N+1+2=2N+3
THE NEXT ODD INTEGER IS 2N+3+2=2N+5
8 TIMES THE I = 8(2N+1)=16N+8
TWICE THE SECOND = 2(2N+3)=4N+6
TEN MORE =4N+6+10=4N+16.............HENCE
16N+8=4N+16
16N-4N=16-8
12N=8
N=8/12=......THERE IS NO SOLUTION.......PLEASE CHECK THE DATA IN THE PROBLEM
FOR ANY MISTAKES IN TYPING.


Linear-equations/92588: Solve each system by substitution method. Indicate whether each system is independent, inconsistent or dependent.
3y=y+5
3x-9y= -10

and
x=1/8y-1
y=1/4x +39
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Answer 67389 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-08-14 11:40:16 (Show Source):
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Solve each system by substitution method. Indicate whether each system is independent, inconsistent or dependent.
3y=y+5...............IS THIS 3X=Y+5?CHECKUP..ASSUMING SO.PUTTING THIS IN THE EQN.
3x-9y= -10
Y+5-9Y=-10
-8Y=-10-5=-15
Y=15/8
3X=15/8 + 5 = (15+40)/8 =55/8
X=55/24
SYSTEM IS INDEPENDENT


Quadratic-relations-and-conic-sections/90858: Here'e the question that I can't fiqure out. I might be using the wrong equation or system of equations?
A Semielliptical window has a height of 28 in and a length of 64 inches. Find the height of the window 25 inches from one end.
Thanks
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Answer 65925 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-07-30 12:40:30 (Show Source):
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Here'e the question that I can't fiqure out. I might be using the wrong equation or system of equations?
A Semielliptical window has a height of 28 in and a length of 64 inches. Find the height of the window 25 inches from one end.
Thanks
EQN.OF ELLIPSE WITH CENTER AS O(0,0), MAJOR AXIS=POQ =2A AND MINOR AXIS=ROS=2B IS
[X^2/A^2] + [Y^2/B^2]=1
WE HAVE POQ = 2A=64....PO=OQ=A=32
AND RO=OS=B=28
HENCE EQN. IS
(X^2/32^2) + (Y^2/28^2) = 1
POINT P' IS 28" FROM ONE END MEANS PP'=28
OP'=32-28=4"=X FROM CENTER.
HENCE WE GET
4^2/32^2 + (Y^2/28^2)=1
Y^2/28^2 = 1-16/32^2=1-(1/64)= 63/64
Y^2=28^2(63/64)
Y=28*SQRT(63/64) IS ALMOST EQUAL TO 28"


Rational-functions/90859: In this question, to find the answer I know I need to find a vertex, but can't seem to get a quadratic type equation to figure the points:
A wholesaler of appliances finds that she can sell (1200-p) televisions when the price is p dollars. What price will maximize revenue? What is the maximum revenue?
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Answer 65924 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-07-30 12:29:11 (Show Source):
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In this question, to find the answer I know I need to find a vertex, but can't seem to get a quadratic type equation to figure the points:
A wholesaler of appliances finds that she can sell (1200-p) televisions when the price is p dollars. What price will maximize revenue? What is the maximum revenue?
REVENUE = R = ITEMS SOLD * PRICE/ITEM=P(1200-P)=1200P-P^2
R=-[P^2-1200P]=-[P^2-2P*600+600^2-600^2]
R= 600^2 - [P-600]^2
AT P=600, WE GET MAXIMUM REVENUE
R MAX = 600^2=360000 $
HENCE VERTEX IS AT (600,360000)
PRICE OF 600 $ WILL MAXIMISE THE REVENUE.


Polynomials-and-rational-expressions/90860: Can I please get some help with this word problem?

The price of an item is given by p = 2x^2 - 100. Find the polynomial that represents the rvenue generated from the sale of x items.
Thanks.
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Answer 65923 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-07-30 12:24:34 (Show Source):
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Can I please get some help with this word problem?
The price of an item is given by p = 2x^2 - 100. Find the polynomial that represents the rvenue generated from the sale of x items.
Thanks.
REVENUE=R= NO.OF ITEMS SOLD*PRICE/ITEM = X[2X^2-100]=2X^3-100X
R = 2X^3 - 100X


Age_Word_Problems/88942: Ruffy is 3/4 as old as Orlie.Four years ago,Ruffy was 1year more than 1/2 old as Orlie.How old is each
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Answer 64643 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-07-18 09:50:45 (Show Source):
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Ruffy is 3/4 as old as Orlie.Four years ago,Ruffy was 1year more than 1/2 old as Orlie...........ORLIE NOW ? OR ORLIE 4 YEARS AGO?...TAKING IT AS 4 YEARS AGO. .How old is each
LET ORLIE BE O YEARS
RUFFY IS R YEARS = 3*O/4 YEAR
4 YERS AGO ORLIE WAS = O-4 YEARS
4 YEARS AGO RUFFIE WAS =3*O/4 -4=(3*O-16)/4 YEARS
HALF AS OLD AS ORLIE = (O-4)2 YEARS
MORE BY 1 YEAR = (O-4)/2 +1=(O-2)/2
HENCE
(O-2)/2 = (3*O-16)/4
4*O-4*2=2*3*O-2*16
32-8=6*O-4*O
2*O=24
O=12
R=3*12/4=9 YEARS


Graphs/88789: Sketch the graph of the hyperbola y^2/25- x^2/4= 1. Draw the fundamental rectangle. Find the equations of the asymptotes and label the asymptotes on your graph.
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Answer 64524 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-07-17 12:39:13 (Show Source):
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Sketch the graph of the hyperbola y^2/25- x^2/4= 1. Draw the fundamental rectangle. Find the equations of the asymptotes and label the asymptotes on your graph
STD. EQN IS
(Y-K)^2/B^2 - (X-H)^2/A^2 =1
COMPARING H=K=0....A=2......B=5
CENTER IS (H,K)=(0,0)
TRANSVERSE AXIS IS X=H=0
LENGTH OF TRANSVERSE AXIS = 2B=10
CONJUGATE AXIS IS Y=K=0
LENGTH OF CONJUGATE AXIS = 2A =4
VERTICES ARE [H,K+-B]=(0,5) AND (0,5)
USE THIS DATA TO SKETCH.IF NECESSARY GIVE SOME VALUES TO X AND FIND Y AND PLOT
CURVES ARE SYMMETRIC ABOUT AXES
ASYMPTOTES ARE GIVEN BY
Y^2/25 - X^/4 = 0
[(Y/5)+(X/4)][(Y/5)-(X/4)]=0
Y/5 = X/4
AND Y/5 = -X/4
GRAPH IS SHOWN BELOW





Miscellaneous_Word_Problems/88786: two boys who live 14 miles apart start at noon to walk toward each other at rates of 3 mph and 4 mph respectively . in how many hours will they meet?
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Answer 64523 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-07-17 12:24:51 (Show Source):
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two boys who live 14 miles apart start at noon to walk toward each other at rates of 3 mph and 4 mph respectively . in how many hours will they meet?
RELATIVE VELOCITY WHILE TRAVELING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS =V1+V2=3+4=7 MPH
DISTANCE OF SEPARATION=14
TIME NEEDED TO MEET =14/7 = 2 HRS


Polynomials-and-rational-expressions/86379: I need help with this: find a polynomial with integer coefficients that has the given zeros -4, -1+i, -1-i
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Answer 62488 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-25 08:09:04 (Show Source):
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I need help with this: find a polynomial with integer coefficients that has the given zeros -4, -1+i, -1-i
CONJUGATE ROOTS ARE -1+I AND -1-I
SO EQN. FOR THESE 2 ROOTS IS
[X-(-1+I)][X-(-1-I)]=0=(X+1)^2-I^2=X^2+2X+1+1=0=X^2+2X+2=0
NOW THIRD ROOT IS REAL -4
SO MULTIPLY THE ABOVE WITH X+4 TO GET THE POLYNOMIAL
(X+4)(X^2+2X+2)=0
X^3+2X^2+2X+4X^2+8X+8=0
X^3+6X^2+10X+8=0


Polynomials-and-rational-expressions/86380: I have a question that states: find the vertical and horizontal asymptotes for the rational function f(x)=(2x^2-5x-3)/(x^2-4)
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Answer 62486 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-25 08:04:41 (Show Source):
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I have a question that states: find the vertical and horizontal asymptotes for the rational function f(x)= Y =(2x^2-5x-3)/(x^2-4)
FIND LIMIT Y AS X TEND TO INFINITY
LIMIT Y = 2/1=2
HENCE Y=2 IS THE HORIZONTAL ASYMPTOTE.
FIND WHEN Y TENDS TO INFINITY
THIS HAPPENS WHEN D.R=X^2-4=0
X=+2 AND X=-2
THESE ARE THE 2 VERTICAL ASYMPTOTES


Linear_Equations_And_Systems_Word_Problems/86344: A common mistake when solving equations is the following:
The equation: 2(x – 2) = x + 3
First step in solving: 2x – 2 = x + 3
Write a clear explanation of what error has been made. What could be done to avoid this error?

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Answer 62450 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-24 23:16:21 (Show Source):
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A common mistake when solving equations is the following:
The equation: 2(x – 2) = x + 3
First step in solving: 2x – 2 = x + 3
THE ERROR IS IN LHS IN NOT MULTIPLYING WITH 2 EACH AND EVERY TERM IN THE BRACKET.
IT SHOULD BE
2*X-2*2 =2X-4 AND NOT 2X-2 ON LHS
THIS IS DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY OF MULTIPLICATION OVER ADDITION & SUBTRACTION.
ONE SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO THIS PROPERTY TO AVOID SUCH MISTAKES
Write a clear explanation of what error has been made. What could be done to avoid this error?


Money_Word_Problems/86350: Business and finance. If the total bill at a restaurant, including a 15% tip, is $65.32, what was the cost of the meal alone?
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Answer 62448 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-24 23:10:27 (Show Source):
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Business and finance. If the total bill at a restaurant, including a 15% tip, is $65.32, what was the cost of the meal alone?
LET ACTUAL BILL $ = 100
TIP=15 $ = 15
TOTAL BILL = 115
HENCE IF TOTAL IS 115..........ORGL....IS 100
IF TOTAL IS 65.32...........ORGL.IS = 65.32*100/115 = 56.80


Money_Word_Problems/86349: Business and finance. The electricity costs of a business decreased from $12,000 one year to $10,920 the next. What is the rate of decrease?
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Answer 62444 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-24 23:05:18 (Show Source):
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Business and finance. The electricity costs of a business decreased from $12,000 one year to $10,920 the next. What is the rate of decrease?
ORGL=12000
AFTER 1 YEAR =10920
DECREASE = 12000-10920=1080
RATE OF DECREASE =1080/10920 = 0.0989...OR....9.89%


Money_Word_Problems/86352: ) Business and finance. The electricity costs of a business decreased from $12,000 one year to $10,920 the next. What is the rate of decrease?
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) Business and finance. The electricity costs of a business decreased from $12,000 one year to $10,920 the next. What is the rate of decrease?
ORGL=12000
AFTER 1 YEAR =10920
DECREASE = 12000-10920=1080
RATE OF DECREASE =1080/10920 = 0.0989...OR....9.89%


Miscellaneous_Word_Problems/86126: If you are rolling a fair die, what is the probability of rolling an even number and then, on a second roll, rolling the very same number that you rolled on the first roll.
(even# and same #)=
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Answer 62238 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-22 12:28:47 (Show Source):
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If you are rolling a fair die, what is the probability of rolling an even number and then, on a second roll, rolling the very same number that you rolled on the first roll.
(even# and same #)=
TOTAL THERE ARE 6 FACES
THEY HAVE 1 TO 6 NUMBERS
EVEN NUMBERS ARE 3
SO PROBABILITY OF GETTING AN EVEN NUMBER ON I THROW = 3/6
TO GET SAME NUMBER IN II THROW PROBABILITY=1/6
HENCE COMBINATION PROBABILITY = (3/6)(1/6)=1/12


Graphs/86133: I am so lost doing inequalities. Could someone explain how you would write this?

You have at least $30 in change in your drawer, consisting of dimes and quarters. Write an inequality that shows the different number of coins in your drawer.
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Answer 62237 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-22 12:25:01 (Show Source):
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I am so lost doing inequalities. Could someone explain how you would write this?
You have at least $30 in change in your drawer, consisting of dimes and quarters. Write an inequality that shows the different number of coins in your drawer.
LET NUMBER OF DIMES BE = D..........ITS VALUE =10D CENTS
LET NUMBER OF QUARTERS = Q............ITS VALUE =25D CENTS
TOTAL VALUE =10D+25Q CENTS
THIS IS AT LEAST 30$=3000 CENTS
10D+25Q>=3000
2D+5Q>=600


Quadratic_Equations/85444: 1. Find two consecutive integers such that the sum of there square is 85.
2. A garden area is 30ft long and 20ft wide. A path of uniform width is set around the edge. If the remaining garden area id 400ft ^2, what is the width of the path?
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Answer 61651 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-15 09:06:35 (Show Source):
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1. Find two consecutive integers such that the sum of there square is 85.
N^2+(N+1)^2=85
N^2+N^2+2N+1=85
2N^2+2N-84=0
N^2+N-42=0
N^2+7N-6N-42=0
N(N+7)-6(N+7)=0
(N-6)(N+7)=0
HENCE N=6 OR -7
THE 2 INTEGERS ARE 6&7
OR -7 AND -6
2. A garden area is 30ft long and 20ft wide. A path of uniform width is set around the edge. If the remaining garden area id 400ft ^2, what is the width of the path?
GARDEN AREA =400 SQ.FT.
IF THE WIDTH OF PATH IS X FEET , THEN
LENGTH OF GARDEN = 30-X-X=30-2X
WIDTH OF GARDEN =20-X-X=20-2X
AREA OF GARDEN =(30-2X)(20-2X)=400
600-60X-40X+4X^2=400
4X^2-100X+200=0
X^2-25X+50=0
x+=+%28-b+%2B-+sqrt%28+b%5E2-4%2Aa%2Ac+%29%29%2F%282%2Aa%29+
x+=+%2825+%2B-+sqrt%28+25%5E2-4%2A1%2A50+%29%29%2F%282%2A1%29+
x+=+%2825%2B-+sqrt%28+425+%29%29%2F%282%29+=2.2 FT











Trigonometry-basics/85211: find the determinate of the matrix. Book shows below is 1 set or ()
(8+4a 4)
(5+3a 3)
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Answer 61646 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-15 08:47:53 (Show Source):
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find the determinate of the matrix. Book shows below is 1 set or ()
(8+4a 4)
(5+3a 3)
D=(8+4A)*3-4(5+3A)=24+12A-20-12A=4


Angles/85283: A swing starts at the angle of 53 degrees to the horizontal swing. Every time the swing stops to turn in the opposite direction, the angle between the chain and the vertical is 1 degree less. How many times did the swing pass the vertical position before it stopped? What amount of degrees did it move through from beginning until it stopped?
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Answer 61645 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-15 08:43:32 (Show Source):
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A swing starts at the angle of 53 degrees to the horizontal swing. Every time the swing stops to turn in the opposite direction, the angle between the chain and the vertical is 1 degree less. How many times did the swing pass the vertical position before it stopped? What amount of degrees did it move through from beginning until it stopped?
ORIGINAL ANGLE =53
ANGLE IN THE I PASS BEYOND THE VERTICAL =53
II PASS =52
III PASS =51
........
NTH PASS =53-N+1 =0 WHEN IT COMES TO STOP
N=54..PASSES
TOTAL DEGREES MOVED =53+52+51+.............3+2+1=53(53+1)/2=1431


Geometry_proofs/85376: I am really confused with this question, please help
Use a coordinate geometry to prove that the quadrilateral OPQR with vertices O(0,0), P(9,3),Q(9,8), and R(-3,4) is an isosceles trapezoid
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Answer 61642 by venugopalramana(3286) About Me  on 2007-06-15 08:35:43 (Show Source):
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I am really confused with this question, please help
Use a coordinate geometry to prove that the quadrilateral OPQR with vertices O(0,0), P(9,3),Q(9,8), and R(-3,4) is an isosceles trapezoid
SLOPE OF OP=(3-0)/(9-0)=3/9=1/3
SLOPE OF QR=(4-8)/(-3-9)=-4/-12=1/3
HENCE OP||QR
HENCE OPQR IS A TAPEZIUM
OR^2=(-3-0)^2+(4-0)^2=9+16=25
PQ^2=(9-9)^2+(3-8)^2=0+25=25
HENCE
OR=PQ
HENCE IT IS AN ISOSCELES TRAPEZIUM