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Question 644592: solve each word problem
1.during the day , the tempeture in the desert reaches 109F, but at right when the sun goes down, the tempeture drops 35. what is the tempeture in the desert at night?
2.The avarage tempeture in San Francisco during the winter month is 20C. In New York , the tempeture avarages to be 34 below that of San Francisco .What would the tempeture be in NY?
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Question 644593: write each of the following using exponential notation.
1.a x a x b x b x c x c x c x c
2.2 times 2 times x times x times x times y times z times z
3.(-3)x(-3) times p times p times q times q times q times q times q times q
4.j times j times k times j times j times k times k times j times k times j times j times j times k
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Question 644897: I have the answer to my problem, 2x-7<9
answer -1
my problem is that i do not know how to show the work needed to get to the answer,
i am allowed to use a calculator, but i CANNOT figure out how to show the steps!
ANY help would be greatly Appreciated
Thank you
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Question 647364: Hi, I'm in a hybrid math class at my college, so i don't get to see my teacher for another week and i have no idea how to do this problem. Can you please help me?
I don't understand the "K" rule:
K={K if K>(or equal to)0
{-K if K< 0
I have an example from my book here: (I am just having a hard time with this because my book does not explain anything.)
absol. (x-2)^2 absol.
I thought you would do this: (x-2)(x-2) and multiply: x^2+4
The answer in the book says (x-2)^2 is the answer along with: absol.K absol.=K if K> (or equal to) 0
I dont understand how to find out what K rule to use if there is no real number value.
Thank you,
Sydney
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Question 647364: Hi, I'm in a hybrid math class at my college, so i don't get to see my teacher for another week and i have no idea how to do this problem. Can you please help me?
I don't understand the "K" rule:
K={K if K>(or equal to)0
{-K if K< 0
I have an example from my book here: (I am just having a hard time with this because my book does not explain anything.)
absol. (x-2)^2 absol.
I thought you would do this: (x-2)(x-2) and multiply: x^2+4
The answer in the book says (x-2)^2 is the answer along with: absol.K absol.=K if K> (or equal to) 0
I dont understand how to find out what K rule to use if there is no real number value.
Thank you,
Sydney
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Question 647674: Professor I'm doing solving absolute value equations. And I know u have to do the property of a negative to the other problem but this problem already has a negative. I hope I make sense. The equation is: /5x-2/ = -7 ...since 7 is a negative, after solving this my answer should be just (-1) correct? Thank you!
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Question 650296: Just to make sure if I followed the lesson correctly,
how do I solve |1/2|, do I turn it into a decimal and put the - sign saying that it is a negative decimal sign? or like should I just drop the invisible + sign (saying it's a positive) and replace it with a visible - sign (where it's negative).
Because then I would get -0.05 and I don't think that's even close to right.
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Question 650296: Just to make sure if I followed the lesson correctly,
how do I solve |1/2|, do I turn it into a decimal and put the - sign saying that it is a negative decimal sign? or like should I just drop the invisible + sign (saying it's a positive) and replace it with a visible - sign (where it's negative).
Because then I would get -0.05 and I don't think that's even close to right.
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Question 650743: Hi,
I'd like some assistance with the following problem which is giving me a bit of a fit.
Find the sum of the solutions to:
|x-14| = 0.25|x-21| + 2
One of the solutions that I get is 14.33333 but, again, I'm trouble with the rest of the problem. Please help!
Thank you.
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Question 651624: I am working on an absolute value inequality for my algebra class. The problem is 9[1-z] is less than or equal to -36. For this questions [] represent absolute value.
To solve this I used two cases of absolute value.
The first case is -(1-z)=<-4. I added one to each side of the equation to come up with z=<-3.
The second case is (1-z)=<-4. I added 1 to each side to get -z=<-5. Then I divided by -1. After dividing and flipping the sign I came up with z=>5.
The answer needs to be in set notation so the answer I came up with was [-3,5].
When I submitted my answer it was marked incorrect and I am not sure why. I honestly thought I was doing this correctly and I do not know where I messed up.
*For this question =< and => represent less than or equal to and greater than or equal to.
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