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Question 1129643: Water is flowing through a pipe at a speed of 2.7 m/s (labelled as v1 below). The pipe has a cross-sectional area of 0.02 m2. It then splits so that it flows through two identical pipes, each of which has a cross-sectional area of 0.038 m2. At what speed (in m/s) does the water flow through the larger pipes?
Hint: Don't let the fact that there are two pipes confuse you: think about what the 'effective' area is through which the water is now flowing. Use the continuity equation for incompressible fluids.

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Question 1129655: substitution
x+3y=2
2x-y=1

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Question 1129633: A flowerist buys 100 dozen roses at ₹ 2 a dozen. By the time, the flowers are delivered, 20 dozen roses are multilated and are thrown away.At what price should he sell the rest if he needs to make a profit of 20% on his purchase?
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Question 1129682: a ski shop spent $2800 for a computer and software. for bookkeeping purposes, she needs to post the price of the computer and software separately. the computer costs 3 times as much as the software. what is the cost of the computer
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Question 1129540: The monthly salary is k6400.00. if she pays tax at the rate of 0% on the first k3300.00, 30% on the next k800.00 and 35% on the remaining amount. Calculate monthly tax.
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Question 1129274: A flowerist buys 100 dozen roses at ,₹ 2 a dozen, by the time, the flowers are delivered 20 dozen roses are multilated and are thrown away.At what price should he sell the rest if he needs to make a profit of 20% on his purchase?
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Question 1129274: A flowerist buys 100 dozen roses at ,₹ 2 a dozen, by the time, the flowers are delivered 20 dozen roses are multilated and are thrown away.At what price should he sell the rest if he needs to make a profit of 20% on his purchase?
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Question 1129700: 1. A triangle has sides that are of unknown lengths but if one side is 4X than the other sites are 10x and 12x. It’s perimeter is 104 inches. Determine the length of each side so the steps of your answer clearly check your answer and then state your answer clearly.

2.Set up the following word problem as a proportion and solve. Then finish your response by answering the question in the word problem.
A softball player’s batting average is the ratio of hits the player makes to the number of times the player is at bat. If Paul’s batting average is 0.400, how many hits would he expect to get in 25 times at bat? Show how you identify what you are looking for, set up the equation, and arrive at your answer. Then clearly state your answer.


3. Suppose you pay $24 for a video game that has been discounted 25%. What is the original price of the video game? Show how you identify what you are looking for, set up an equation, arrive at your answer, and check your work. Then clearly state your answer.

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Question 1129709: a sum of money doubles itself in 8 years find the rate of interest.
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Question 1129709: a sum of money doubles itself in 8 years find the rate of interest.
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Question 1129707: In how many years will ₹ 750 amount to ₹ 930 at 6% per annum?
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Question 1129734: graph each linear inequality by using a test point.
2x+3y<9

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Question 1129732: graph each linear inequality by using the inequality symbol.
5x-y<-10

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Question 1129705: a man borrowed ₹ 3000 on 1st April and returned ₹ 3144 on 13th June same years. Find the rate of simple interest charged.
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Question 1129740: A teacher has decided to take her fifth grade class to a play. The manager of the theater agreed to discount the regular ​$39 price of the ticket by ​$0.10 for each ticket sold. The cost of the​ bus, ​$160​, will be split equally among each of the students. How many students must attend to keep the cost per student at or below ​$39​?

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Question 1129743: when is the polynomial x^5-4x^4-7x^3+14x^2-44x+120 that represents your roller coaster decreasing and increasing. Write the answer in interval notation
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Question 1129731: graph each linear inequation by using a test point.
2x+3y<9

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Question 1129741: I tried to solve it, but the answers do not beat. I had problem sending the question through my email and got typed.
Here is the question:
An investor intends to invest $ 16,500,000,00 in an application in "Bank A" that pays 45.5% per year for 30 consecutive days and corresponding to 21 business days. Suppose that "Bank B" pays 45% per year for 33 consecutive days and corresponds to 22 business days.
Which of the two would be best for the applicator?

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Question 1129741: I tried to solve it, but the answers do not beat. I had problem sending the question through my email and got typed.
Here is the question:
An investor intends to invest $ 16,500,000,00 in an application in "Bank A" that pays 45.5% per year for 30 consecutive days and corresponding to 21 business days. Suppose that "Bank B" pays 45% per year for 33 consecutive days and corresponds to 22 business days.
Which of the two would be best for the applicator?

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Question 1129641: The pulmonary artery, which pumps blood from the heart to the lungs, has an inner radius of 1.34 mm and is 5.0 cm long. If the pressure drop between the heart and lungs is 420.0 Pa, what is the volume flow rate of blood in the pulmonary artery? Give your answer in cm3/s. The viscosity of blood at 37°C is 2.1 x 10-3 Pa s.
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Question 1129818: There are two types of canned coffee with the same volume, milk coffee and black coffee. The milk and water in milk coffee is 1:4 with a volume of 375ml. The milk in black coffee is 50% less than the milk in milk coffee. Find the volume of milk to coffee in black coffee.
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Question 1129815: simplify cos^2a-cot^2a/sin^2a-tan^2a
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Question 1129896: In a brood of 2000 cats, 5 have feline leukemia and the number of cats with leukemia doubles every day.
a. Write the number of cats with leukemia as a function of time (p=po(1+r)^t/n)
b. Graph the function over the first 30 days and show the window.
c. How many cats will have feline leukemia after 17 days?
d. On what day will the entire brood have feline leukemia?

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Question 1129917: Draw a graph with a polynomial of x^5-4x^4-7x^3+14x^2-44x+120 and make it look like a real life roller coaster and make it full of color,roller coaster cars,people and add background scenery as well
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Question 1129917: Draw a graph with a polynomial of x^5-4x^4-7x^3+14x^2-44x+120 and make it look like a real life roller coaster and make it full of color,roller coaster cars,people and add background scenery as well
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Question 1129936: Trigonometry
Find the exact value of:
inverse cosine(0)
inverse cosine(cos 4pie/3)

Simplify cos x/sin x *(tan x + cos x)
Simplify (sinx squared - 1)*(tanx squared - 1)

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Question 1129919: In how many days will $580 grow to $600 at 4.5% p.a. compounded monthly.
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Question 1129904: How much will $500 be worth 60 years from now to the nearest cent if it is invested at 4.75% APR compounded at the following rates? Be sure to show the formula you use.
a.) monthly
b.)daily
c.) continuously

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Question 1129903: If a couple on their 10th wedding anniversary wishes to have $50,000 available on their 25th wedding anniversary for a special trip, exactly how much (nearest cent) would they have to put in the back at 4.5% APR compounded quarterly?
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Question 1129903: If a couple on their 10th wedding anniversary wishes to have $50,000 available on their 25th wedding anniversary for a special trip, exactly how much (nearest cent) would they have to put in the back at 4.5% APR compounded quarterly?
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Question 1130028: One movie rental plan is $12 per month plus $1 per movie. Another is $5 per month plus
$1.50 per movie. For how many rentals do the plans cost the same? What do they cost
when they’re the same?

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Question 1130032: How do I find the pythagorean theorem when one of the legs are missing?

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Question 1130040: A transverse wave on a metal guitar string with a linear mass density of 2.3 g/m travels at 193.0 m/s. What is the tension on the string in N?
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Question 1130039: A block of mass 108.0 g sitting on a frictionless horizontal surface is attached to a spring with spring constant 28.0 N/m. Assume that the block is pulled from its equilibrium position, is subsequently released and undergoes simple harmonic motion as a result such that its maximum speed (at the equilibrium position) is 0.33 m/s. What is the magnitude of the maximum acceleration of the block in m/s2.
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Question 1130060: https://www.dropbox.com/s/j30t41ilrp68w43/Copy%20of%20HS_A1G2_S1_06_00_UAP_CoinTool-1.xls?dl=0
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Question 1130046: Trigonometry
Find the exact value of:
inverse cos(0)
inverse cos (cos 4pi/3)
Simplify cos x/sin x *(tan x + cos x)
Simplify (sinx squared - 1)*(tanx squared - 1)

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Question 1129983: $16000 is invested at an APR of 3.5% compounded daily. Write a numerical expression that would compute the value of the investment after 30 years.
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Question 1129983: $16000 is invested at an APR of 3.5% compounded daily. Write a numerical expression that would compute the value of the investment after 30 years.
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Question 1129983: $16000 is invested at an APR of 3.5% compounded daily. Write a numerical expression that would compute the value of the investment after 30 years.
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Question 1130086: If 5 men can manufacture 27 baskets in an hour, how many baskets would 15 men
manufacture in 40 minutes?

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Question 1130086: If 5 men can manufacture 27 baskets in an hour, how many baskets would 15 men
manufacture in 40 minutes?

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Question 1130086: If 5 men can manufacture 27 baskets in an hour, how many baskets would 15 men
manufacture in 40 minutes?

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Question 1130096: Question regarding the below example.
E and F are mutually exclusive and P(E) = 0.2 and P(F) = 0.5. Find P(E
U F).
If the two are mutually exclusive, using the addition rule, wouldn't P(E U F)=0.7? This is just a guess on my part as I don't know how to work through this type of problem.
Can someone please provide an explanation?
Thank you!

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Question 1130096: Question regarding the below example.
E and F are mutually exclusive and P(E) = 0.2 and P(F) = 0.5. Find P(E
U F).
If the two are mutually exclusive, using the addition rule, wouldn't P(E U F)=0.7? This is just a guess on my part as I don't know how to work through this type of problem.
Can someone please provide an explanation?
Thank you!

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Question 1130108: Find the exact value of:
sin(3pi/2) or sin 270 degrees
cot (3pi/2) or cot 270 degrees
(Can you show me the working as well, Thank you)

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