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Question 128657: ok this one I really do not understand becuase they do not give me a value for x or anything.
Part A) Calculate the value of the discriminant of x^2+x+3=0
Part B) by examining teh sign of the discriminant in part a, how many x-intercepts would the graph of y = x^2+x+3 have? Why?
I know that to get the discrimant the equation is b^2 - 4ac, and that if the discriminant is positive the the solutions will be real numbers, and if it is a negative you will have two complex solutions. but how do I solve this if I do not know what the value of b is or the value of A and C
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Question 128698:
I need assistance on solving systems of equations in three variables, by elimation. The question is 2x-y+Z=5 6X+3Y-2Z=10 X-2Y+3Z=5. I'm not sure how to begin this, I know you need to elimate a variable. Can I lines the first and second equation and elimate the y variable? thanks
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Question 129992: You are ordering softballs for 2 softball leagues. The size of a softball is measured by its circumference. The pony league uses an 11-inch softball priced at $3.50. The junior league uses a 12-inch softball priced at $4.00. The bill smeared in the rain but you know the total was 80 softballs for $305.How many of each size did you order?
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Question 129992: You are ordering softballs for 2 softball leagues. The size of a softball is measured by its circumference. The pony league uses an 11-inch softball priced at $3.50. The junior league uses a 12-inch softball priced at $4.00. The bill smeared in the rain but you know the total was 80 softballs for $305.How many of each size did you order?
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Question 128955: okay this problem says to solve by completing the square, but the odd numbers are throwing me off, and this problem is not to be graphed, so no problem on here really helped me, the problem is:
1x(1x)+11x-6=0
any help on how to solve it would be greatly appreciated, this is for a college algebra course
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Question 130349: Can You please help me solve the following equations step by step?
13)The sum of two numbers is 248. Their difference is 64. Find the numbers.
14)Two cars leave town at the same time traveling in opposite directions. One travels 51 mi/h and the other travels 45mi/h. In how many hours will they be 432 miles apart?
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Question 130819: i don't understand how to solve problems where it says consistent and inconsistent systems.
for example it says: Solve each system algebraically. Identify each system as consistent and dependent, consistent and independent, or inconsistent.
2f+3g=11
f-g=-7
i mostly don't undestand the differences between consistent dependent, consistent independent, or inconsistent, but this problem confuses me.
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Question 130879: Colored copies cost $.10 per copy and white copies cost $.5 per copy. Sandy made 400 copies, some of which were colored and the rest white. Her total bill was $22.50. How many colored copies and how many white copies did she make?
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Question 131034: marie is going to celebrate her 18th birthday with a big party which will be held in a banquet hall. she has narrowed her location choices to two banquets halls. betty's banquet hall charges $2,000 for the hall and $35 per dinner guest. marco's banquet hall charges $1,400 for the hall and $45 per dinner guest. both places are very nice but marie wants to save as much money as possible. make and use tables,graphs,and equations to help marie deside on the best place to have her party
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Question 132430: how do you rewrite an equation in functional notation, from a word problem.
such as if the relation can be represented by the equation IR=12 rewrite the equation in functional notation so that the resistance R is a function of the current I.
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Question 132430: how do you rewrite an equation in functional notation, from a word problem.
such as if the relation can be represented by the equation IR=12 rewrite the equation in functional notation so that the resistance R is a function of the current I.
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Question 133055: Hello please try to solve my question
A bus travels at 36 km\h and arrives at its destination half an hour late. If it travels at 42 km/h, it arrives at the same distination half an hour earlier. Find the journey's distance.
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Question 134042: #1) three times the width of a certain rectangle exceeds twice its lenght by three inches, and four times its length is twelve more than its perimeter. Find the dimensions of the rectangle.
#2) The larger of the 2 intergers is 5/2 the smaller. If twice the smaller is subtracted from twice the larger, the difference is 12. Find the two numbers.
#3) The tens digit of a two digit number is two more than the ones digit. The number is thirty more than four times the sum of the digit. What is the number?
could u please solve thesse problems give your equations and an explanation of how you got it.
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Question 134548: A paper strip is ripped in half and the halves are stacked on each other; the stack is then ripped in half and the resulting halves stacked on each other; and so on. The equation 2.5=0.0005(2)^x can be solved to determine how many rips must be made (starting with the strip and then continuing with stacks) to make a stack 2.5 cm high, given a paper strip is 0.005cm thick. Determine how many rips must be made by solving the equation 2.5=0.005(2)^x graphically using your calculator. Sketch and write the equation(s) if the graph(s) you used to arrive at the solution.
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Question 136566: I need some help, Please! I don't know where to begin to solve this. Thank You.
The sum of three numbers is 4. The first, minus the second, plus 4 times the third, is -9. The third, plus 5 times the first, plus the second, is 24. What are the numbers?
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