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Question 1084306: 2x+3y=8
3x+2y=612
x=.... y=.....

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Question 1084306: 2x+3y=8
3x+2y=612
x=.... y=.....

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Question 1084402: Find all values of x that are NOT in the domain of g
If there is more than one value, separate them with commas.
g(x)= x+7/x^2-13x+40

Thank you

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Question 1084499: the diameter of a hose is inversely proportional to the time it takes to fill a tank.
if the diameter of hose is 1 inch, and the filling rate is 10 ft per second, how much water will be in the tank after 1.75 seconds?
appreciate your help,
Gul

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Question 1084702: a person spent 3/5 of his money in first store, and then $2 on parking. he then spent 1/3 of what is left in 2nd store. at the end he had $12 left. how much money he started he had started with?
Thanks, appreciate your help

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Question 1084820: Plz answer it's for my holidays homework.
The sum of the digits of a two digit number is 15. If 9 is added to the number the digits are interchange. Find the numbers.

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Question 1084817: Plz solve it..
Rajesh is now 20 years old and reeta is 4 years older than him.In how many years Rajesh be twice as old as Reeta?

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Question 1084960: A cyclist has travel 6 miles to reach his destination. he has to either choose to travel on flat route with 11 miles per hour. or he goes on uphill at 3 miles per hour for 3 miles and then downhill at 23 miles per hour for the remaining 3 miles. he chooses to go with the uphill and downhill because he
averages the uphill and downhill speeds and concludes that (23+3)/2=13 MPH.
What is wrong with?
a) 2 minutes is less significant when compared 13 MPH to 11 MPH
b) average speed can't be maintained through out the uphill and downhill trip
c) More time is lost on uphill trip
d) downhill speed compensates the time lost on uphill
Thanks for your help
Gul

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Question 1085152: Karen is three times as old as she was eight years ago. How old is she now?

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Question 1085564: if xy=yx and y=3x, then x is equal to?

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Question 1085675: x^2+y^2=113
xy=56
what are the soultions?

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Question 1085675: x^2+y^2=113
xy=56
what are the soultions?

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Question 1085675: x^2+y^2=113
xy=56
what are the soultions?

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Question 1085676: Find an equation of variation where y varies directly as the square of​ x, and where y=0.86 when x=0.1
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Question 1085679: For the piecewise​ function, find the values ​g(−2​), ​g(1​), and ​g(3​).
g(x)={x+7, for x,<=1
5-x, for x>1
g(-2)
g(1)
g(3)

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Question 1085674: F(x)=3x+7 and g(x)=1-6x
A: domain of f,g,f+g,f-g,fg,ff,f/g, and g/f
B: (f+g)(x),(f-g)(x),(fg)(x),(ff)(x),(f/g)(x),(g/f)(x)

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Question 1086462: n=3, 3 and 4i are zeros ;f(2)=-60 . solve for f(x).
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Question 1086843: Find the maximum of the objective function, f, subject to the constraints f=15x +25y {3x +4y > 60
x + 8y > 40
11x + 28y < 380
x>0, y>0
The greater and less than signs have the or equal to underscore. If possible could you show me the steps in detail because I am confused beyond belief.

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Question 1086854: Let v1=[2,0,6] , v2=[-1,4,5] , v3=[1,-1,1].
Find the value(s) of k for which b=[2,1,k] can be written as a linear combination of vectors v1, v2, and v3.
My attempt:
c1v1 + c2v2 + c3v3 = b.
[[2 -1 1 | 2]
[0 4 -1 | 1]
[6 5 1 | k]]
I simplified this matrix down to:
[[1 -1/2 1/2 | 1]
[0 1 -1/4 | 1/4]
[0 0 0 | k-8 ]]
I got stuck at this part. I was not sure what to do after this or whether I was approaching the problem properly.

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Question 1083030: give an example of a matrix which is normal but not symmetric ,skew symmetric or orthogonal
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Question 1086992:
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Question 1087363: Solve the matrix equation AX=B for X.
A [ 1 4]
[-5 3]
B= [-21]
[ 13]
X= [_]
[_]

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Question 1087356: Use row operations to solve the system.
x+y-z=2
3x-y+z=2
x-4y+2z=-35

A. This system has exactly one solution. The solution is (__,__,__)
B. This system has infinitely many solutions of the form (__,__,z) where z is any real number.
C.This system has no solution.

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Question 1087357: Solve the following system of equations using the Gauss-Jordan method.
-15x-2y+z=-18
20x+y=36
-10x-2y+z=-8

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Question 1087391: 1 + 27/4
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Question 1087443: please help me to solve this equation. +4%5E%282x%29+-16.4%5Ex+=-16+
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Question 1087808: What is the solution and the answer of this problem 4+[-1(-2-1)]²
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Question 1087809: Please help me to solve this 4+[-1(-2-1)]²
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Question 1087809: Please help me to solve this 4+[-1(-2-1)]²
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Question 1087810: Thank you so much for helping me to solved my assignment.

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Question 1088001: 50/x = 0.09689908
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Question 1088036: 8(x-6)< 3(3x-1)
What is interval notation?

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Question 1088154: Maximize z=0.4x-0.2y
Subject to:
2x-5y>=3
2x-y<=5
3x+y=6
x,y=0
I have been trying to solve the question but my answer is not always in synch with the graph. Could you help so that I know where I am going wrong thank you.
Email alexciathompson@outlook.com

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Question 1088355: If a number is divided by 5
Then remender is 3.if square of that number is divided by 5 then what is the remender?

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Question 1089265: points L, M, N, O lie in a consecutive order on a line. if LN=5/4LM and MO=7MN: then what is LM/NO
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Question 1089413: Consider points D(3,3) E(-1,2) and F(0,-2). Show that triangle DEF is a right triangle by using slopes
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Question 1089446: solve for x: -4x + 65 = 33
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Question 1089446: solve for x: -4x + 65 = 33
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Question 1089671: This problem was labled in my textbook as a nonlinear equation, but I couldn't find a better spot to put it.
X^2+y^2=3
{
x-y=2
I'm ending up with x= plus or minus sqrt14/2 my textbook has x as plus or minus 1.
Could you explain to me where I'm going wrong?
Thank you!
p.s. I wasn't quite sure how to notate the fact that the two equations went together so I just did the little brackets between them. I'm not a math person, so if you could be very clear and explicit that would be much appreciated. Thanks again!

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Question 1089671: This problem was labled in my textbook as a nonlinear equation, but I couldn't find a better spot to put it.
X^2+y^2=3
{
x-y=2
I'm ending up with x= plus or minus sqrt14/2 my textbook has x as plus or minus 1.
Could you explain to me where I'm going wrong?
Thank you!
p.s. I wasn't quite sure how to notate the fact that the two equations went together so I just did the little brackets between them. I'm not a math person, so if you could be very clear and explicit that would be much appreciated. Thanks again!

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Question 1089671: This problem was labled in my textbook as a nonlinear equation, but I couldn't find a better spot to put it.
X^2+y^2=3
{
x-y=2
I'm ending up with x= plus or minus sqrt14/2 my textbook has x as plus or minus 1.
Could you explain to me where I'm going wrong?
Thank you!
p.s. I wasn't quite sure how to notate the fact that the two equations went together so I just did the little brackets between them. I'm not a math person, so if you could be very clear and explicit that would be much appreciated. Thanks again!

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Question 1089671: This problem was labled in my textbook as a nonlinear equation, but I couldn't find a better spot to put it.
X^2+y^2=3
{
x-y=2
I'm ending up with x= plus or minus sqrt14/2 my textbook has x as plus or minus 1.
Could you explain to me where I'm going wrong?
Thank you!
p.s. I wasn't quite sure how to notate the fact that the two equations went together so I just did the little brackets between them. I'm not a math person, so if you could be very clear and explicit that would be much appreciated. Thanks again!

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Question 1089671: This problem was labled in my textbook as a nonlinear equation, but I couldn't find a better spot to put it.
X^2+y^2=3
{
x-y=2
I'm ending up with x= plus or minus sqrt14/2 my textbook has x as plus or minus 1.
Could you explain to me where I'm going wrong?
Thank you!
p.s. I wasn't quite sure how to notate the fact that the two equations went together so I just did the little brackets between them. I'm not a math person, so if you could be very clear and explicit that would be much appreciated. Thanks again!

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Question 1089975: Make a histogram, using a bin width of ten, to display the bowling scores for these 21 players: 91, 73, 105, 112, 85, 78, 113, 99, 107, 88, 89, 75, 96, 108, 106, 97, 87, 98, 83, 95, 94
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Question 1090174: find the length of a side of each of two squares given that the sum of their perimeters is 44 feet and the sum of their area is 73 square feet.
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