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Question 112073: Hello out there,I really need some help with some tough problems,the first one is,Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(1,1)and(3,2).The next one is,Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(4,0)and(6,3).The third one is Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(5,2)and(5,-2).And the last one is,Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(1,3)and(1,5).Thanks to whoever can help.
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Question 112073: Hello out there,I really need some help with some tough problems,the first one is,Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(1,1)and(3,2).The next one is,Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(4,0)and(6,3).The third one is Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(5,2)and(5,-2).And the last one is,Find the distance between the two points given.Round to the nearest tenth,if necessary,(1,3)and(1,5).Thanks to whoever can help.
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Question 113395: Hello out there,I need some help with some really tough problems,I only have two of them,the first one is,Determine whether the number is rational or irrational.If it is irrational,find two consecutive integers between which its graph lies on the number line,-sqrt81.And the last one is,Determine whether sqrt 67 is rational or irrational.If it is irrational,find two consecutive integers between which its graph lies on the number line.Thanks to whoever can help.
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Question 113393: what am i doing wrong?
¼ = 3 – (2x-1)/(x+2)
¼ * 4(x+2) = 3 – {(2x-1)/(x+2)} *4(x+2)
x + 2 = 3 – (2x – 1)4
x + 2 = 3 – (8x – 4)
x + 2 = 7 – 8x
x + 2 – 2 = 7 – 2 – 8x
x +8x = 7 – 8x +8x
9x = 7
9x/9 = 7/9
x = 7/9
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Question 113593: I need help with this word problem please.
The volume of a cube is given by V=s^3, where s is the length of a side. Find the length of a side of a cube if the volume is 500 cm^3. Round answer to three decimal places.
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Question 113784: I need some help with this word problem. Word problems always stump me!!
Suppose that N=the square root of x plus 3 models the number of cases of an infection, in millions, of a disease x years from now. a)Approximately how many cases of the infection will there be 9 years from now? b)In approximately how many years will there be 5 million cases.
is this the equation? N=x^2(+3) if so, where does the 5 million figure in this ?
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Question 113785: C computes the cost inmillions of dollars of implementing a city recycling project when x percent of the citizens participate. C(x)=1.4x/(100-x)
Using this model, approx what is the cost if 60% of the citiznes participate?
this is what I have - is this correct? C=1.4 times 60 over 100-60, which would be 2.1 million.
I do not know how to write the formula for part b, which is to estimate the percentage of participation that can be expected if 4 million is spent on the project. Set up an equation and solve algebraically, rounding to the nearest whoel percent.
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Question 113634: Please help I know nothing about this subject. Thank you
For the following function, C computes the cost in millions of dollars of implementing a city recycling project when x percent of the citizens participate. C(x)= 1.4x
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100-x
A) using this model, approximately what is the cost if 60% of the citizens participate. answer and show work
B) using this model estimate the percentage of participation that can be excepted if $4 million is spent on this recycling project. Set up an equation and solve algebraically. Round to the nearest whole percent.
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Question 113705: For the following function, C computes the cost in millions of dollars of implementing a city recycling project when x percent of the citizens participate.
C(x)=1.4/(100-x)
a) Using this model, approximately what is the cost if 60% of the citizens participate?
b) Using this model, estimate the percentage of participation that can be excepted if $4 million is spent on this recycling project. Set up an equation and solve algebraically. Round to the nearest whole percent.
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Question 113680: CAN SOME ONE HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM.
FOR THE FOLLOWINH FUNCTION, C COMPUTES THE COST IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF IMPLEMENTING A CITY RECYCLING PROJECT WHEN X PERCENT OF THE CITIZENS PARTICIPATE. C(x)=1.4x/100-x
a. using this model, approximately what is the cost if 60% of the citizens participate?
b.using this model, estimate the percentage of participation that can be excepted if $4 million is spent on this recycling project. Set up an equation and solve algebraically. Round to the nearest whole percent.
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Question 114540: I can't seem to come up with the right solution to this problem, can you please help me? This is the problem.
If the product of 4 and the square root of a number is increased by 3 the result is 31. Find the number and show equation.
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