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Question 493928: Hello,
My name is Nikki, i am in 7th grade, learning pre-algebra. I need help learning a concept. I don't know how to explain it, here are some of the problems, (im not asking you to do these...)1) 4 more than twice a number 2)The difference of 10 and a number 3) The quotient of a number and 11 ect. if you know what these are would you explain it to me? if not its fine, i understand.
The assignment is due tomorrow 9/9/2011 it would be great if you could get it to me as soon as possible.
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Question 493928: Hello,
My name is Nikki, i am in 7th grade, learning pre-algebra. I need help learning a concept. I don't know how to explain it, here are some of the problems, (im not asking you to do these...)1) 4 more than twice a number 2)The difference of 10 and a number 3) The quotient of a number and 11 ect. if you know what these are would you explain it to me? if not its fine, i understand.
The assignment is due tomorrow 9/9/2011 it would be great if you could get it to me as soon as possible.
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Question 495172: I have to create a expression that equals 100 when I use Order Of Operations. I have to use all 10 digits (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) only once, and they must all be used once. I need help making the expression, its way to hard for me. my mother can't even figure it out. please can you help me?
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Question 496522: 8[6(9+-24)+-7]Please note that the 9 represents 3 squared..couldn't figure out how to do it that way:) Helping my son, this is a problem we have had numerous answers to..and I even used my college algebra book! Please help!!
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Question 497621: I am getting stuck and can not figure out what i am doing wrong
the problem is (y-4) - (y+7) = 8y
our teacher is teaching us distributing and with this answer i would just use 1
so i got y - 4 -y -7 + 8y
then i combined like terms
the y's cancel out so now i am left with -11+8y
and this is where i get stuck
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Question 498520: i really need this in 2 days top!!!!!!!!!! anyways i'm not sure what catgory this goes under but i will still tell you the question:
the square root of -100
the square root of 16/81
the square root of 4/25
the square root of 121/144
the square root of 0.16
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!! LUV YOU ALL!!!!!!!! :)
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Question 496348: Attempting to assist my son with homework. topic is "order of operations". Here's the math problem......2+7^2-3^2/3^2-1x5=35. Here's how we did it.... 2+49-9/9-1x5=35
51-9/9-1x5=35
51-1-1x5=35
50-1x5=35
49x5=35????????
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Question 514338: I am using a sample problem for you to help me with so I can get the concept on how to work the problem.
Translate this to a mathematical equation and solve.
A football team gained 13 yards on one play, lost 5 yards on another, and gained 18 yards on the last play of the first half. They had already gained 218 yards during the half. What was the total yardage gain for the first half?
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Question 530055: when solving 3x + 6 = 18, why do you add -6 under the 6 which makes 0 and add -6 under the 18, which makes 12? then it turns out to be 3x = 12, and x = 4. The problem I am having is the signs, why do you use the negative 6?
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Question 531277: Hello, I am having problems solving this equation. Please assist me in learning. :)
7 - 8r + 3 = 6r - 12 + r
the lone r on the end, is that 1r and do I add 1r to 6r?
I'm confused what do do with that r thats alone
Thank you, Steve
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