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Question 1106472: Find the Sum of the proper divisors of 62 742 241
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Question 1106487: Evaluate √(7/3+√(7/9+√(7/3+√(7/9+⋯)) ) )
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Question 1106487: Evaluate √(7/3+√(7/9+√(7/3+√(7/9+⋯)) ) )
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Question 1106495: 1. A large university campus has 197 restrooms. If 38 of these are designed to accommodate disabled persons, what percent can accommodate the disabled?
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Question 1106828: Please help me answer this question. I have been working on it for hours and am not even close to getting near any of the multiple choice answers. I found this site and it said this question was already answered, however, every time i click on the problem no answer shows up. [[[what is the detention in a sedimentation tank 80 feet long, 30 feet wide, and 10 feet deep, if the flow is 2.1MGD?]]] Thank you vey much,
Sherry

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Question 1106869: 3|u+5| > 12

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Question 1106978: (x+2),(x+5)
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Question 1107045: Rosa read 10 pages of a book on Monday. She read 1/3 of the remainder on Tuesday. If she still had 24 pages to read, how many pages were there in the book?
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Question 1107044: Carla has 6 large canning jars that each hold 1 3/5 L. She has made 10 L of applesauce. How much left over applesauce will there be when she has filled all the jars?
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Question 1107046: Sam packed 42 kg of rice into one big bag and 6 small ones which were of the same size. The small bags each contained 1/10 of the rice. How many kilograms of the rice did the big bang contain?
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Question 1107042: Mrs. L bought 4 4/5 kg of beef. She cooked 3/4 of it for dinner. How much beef did she cook?
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Question 1107043: Talulah is sewing some quilts. She finished 2 1/2 quilts in the first month and 2/3 of the remainder in the second month. She had 1 1/2 quilts left to sew in the third month. How many quilts did she sew in the 3 months?

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Question 1107087: Four numbers between 240 and 300 can each be expressed as the sum of two different squares in two different ways. Find their mean.
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Question 1107333: There are about 300 million people who visit a national park in the United States. If about 2/5 come from overseas, about how many visitors come from abroad?
Answer choices are
6 million
200 million
15 million
120 million
I�m not getting any of these answers, what am I doing wrong?
Thank you

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Question 1107814: 1/8 of 9 number is 6 find the number wisolution.

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Question 1107939: after traveling 40 km ramu found that he had covered only 4/5 of his total journey. find the length of his whole journey
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Question 1108179: algebraic function : A vending machine has three buttons, labeled A, B, and C. The cost is the same for all three buttons. If you press A, you get a pound of fertilizer. If you press B, you get a pet rat. If you press C, you randomly get either fertilizer or a pet rat. Given a situation where a person wants both fertilizer and a rat, but only has money for one or the other, which button do you think will be used the most, and why? Which one would get pushed least?
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Question 1108285: 2+4(3)^2 +.... +22(21) ^2
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Question 1108820: three letters word is formed by selecting the letters randomly(without considering the meaning) from the word NEIGHBOUR find the probability of the words containing the vowels only
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Question 1108819: denominator of a fraction is 2 more than the numerator if the sum of fraction and its denominator is 28/5 find the fraction
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Question 1108993: can you help me solve 4x(2x+1)+3(2x+1)
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Question 1108993: can you help me solve 4x(2x+1)+3(2x+1)
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Question 1109040: In ΔABC ,D is the midpoint of BC. If Δ ABD~ΔACD, then prove that AB=AC.

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Question 1109044: Denominator of a fraction is 2 more than the numerator. If the sum of the fraction and it's denominator is 28\5 .find the fraction.

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Question 1109280: please help me solve this equation
Carl used 2/9 of piece of string to tie a parcel and another 1/4 of the string to tie a box. What fraction of the string was left?
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Question 1109388: The base and height of a triangle are (x+3)cm and (2x-5)cm respectively.If the area of the triangle is 20cm squared ,find x
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Question 1109435: How do you estimate fractions? I have tried and tried and keep getting the estimate wrong. I get the actual answer right, but the estimate wrong. Here is an example
3 2/5*2 1/7 estimate is 35 and the actual answer is 32 31/40.
Thank you
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Question 1109577: On 15 March 2017 the temperature in windhoek was 36�c. Cape Town was 15�C colder then Windhoek, Harare 7�C Warmer than Capetown, Paris 30�C colder than Harare, Moscow 11�C colder then paris and 13�C warmer then Moscow
Complete the table
City Temperature
Windhoek 36�C
Cape Town
Harare
Paris
Moscow
London

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Question 1109797: ABCD is a square A being the bottom left corner and B being the bottom right corner C being the top right corner and D being the top left corner. Points P and Q lie within the square such that AP, PQ and QC are all the same length and AP is parallel to QC. Determine the minimum Possible size of angle DAP. I'm very stuck here so a well explained answer would be highly appreciated :)
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Question 1109838: I'm trying to find the distance on a number line between -3/7 and -2/3.can you tell me how this is done?
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Question 1109838: I'm trying to find the distance on a number line between -3/7 and -2/3.can you tell me how this is done?
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Question 1110207: x^2+y^2=13. Find the value of x and y
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Question 1110243: I need the equation for 6000 is 66 2/3 of what number
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Question 1110490: Sally has a piece of cloth. She used
1
3
of the cloth to make a pillow cover and another
4
7
of the
cloth to make a tablecloth.
i) What fraction of the cloth was used altogether for the pillow cover and tablecloth?
(3)
ii) What fraction of the cloth was left over?
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Question 1110489: John and George were counting the months until their next birthdays. John said
3
4
of the year
would pass before it was his birthday. George said he only needed to wait
1
3
of the year.
i) How much longer (in fractions) have John to wait than George?
(3)
ii) How much longer (in months) have John to wait than George?
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Question 1110492: If 𝑝 = 7𝑐𝑚 and 𝑞 = 5𝑐𝑚, both to the nearest cm, find:
i) the largest possible value of 𝑝 + 𝑞
(3)
ii) the smallest possible value of 𝑝 + 𝑞
(3)
iii) the largest possible value of 𝑝 − 𝑞
(3)
iv) the largest possible value of
𝑝2
𝑞
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Question 1110491: 5or55,79or9=100
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Question 1111135: (I'm sorry its not algebra I couldn't find any other categories for fractions.)
1/3 (1 over 3) of 90 = 2/3 of ?
Thank you in advance! :)

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Question 1111324: solve for x if 2x=1/128 and 1/27=3-*
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Question 1112027: Calculate 1 divided by /1 / 13
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Question 1112060: A farmer orders 3 3/4 bales of hay. He spreads 2/5 of the delivery around the stables and stores the rest. How many baes of hay are stored?
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Question 1112386: 3/4 devided by 1/2(6)
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Question 1112368: The sum of a negative number, 1/4 of the negative number, and 7/16 of the negative number is -13 1/2. What is the negative number?

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Question 1113176: John took all his money from his savings account. He spent $88 on a radio and 1/4 of what was left on presents for his friends. John then put 4/11 of his remaining money into a checking account and donated the $420 that was left to charity. How much money did John originally have in his savings account?
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