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Question 947142: I keep trying to get help with this problem but nobody answers. HELP. On an algebra test taken by all but one student in a class, the mean score is 82 and the median score is 81.5. All test scores were integers between 0 and 100 inclusive. The student who was absent takes the test later and scores 86. Find the absolute value of the difference between the mean and the least possible median for all of the 25 students in the class who took the test. Express your answer as an exact decimal. Thanks for your help.
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Question 950955: Hello again my friends. Can someone help me solve this problem ? Also I would like to know if anyone can Direct me to a place to get more Examples that look like this problem ? I can not find any examples anywhere that have solutions or problems that look like this . This is an absolute value problem . The question asks us to graph the function and to find the domain. Thank you and I appreciate the Help!!
F(t)= |t+2|/t+2
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Question 951300: I come to this site for assistance on step by step instruction to fully understand how to work out problems, as it has been my life saver. Unfortunately my textbook is not very thorough with explanations. The instruction is: Graph each absolute value function and state its domain and range. I greatly appreciate the help and terribly need step by step instruction so I may complete remaining homework. Thank you. The problem is: g(x)=x+2.
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Question 957632: I have this word problem that I'm trying to solve, but can't figure out how to express it algebraicly, so I can at least get started! Here it is-
Man gets money... Spends half plus $5
Spends half of what's left plus $5
Three fourths of what's left plus $5
How much did he start out with?
Yikes!
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Question 957632: I have this word problem that I'm trying to solve, but can't figure out how to express it algebraicly, so I can at least get started! Here it is-
Man gets money... Spends half plus $5
Spends half of what's left plus $5
Three fourths of what's left plus $5
How much did he start out with?
Yikes!
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Question 957614: The length of a rectangle is 3 less than 5 times of its width.
write a simplified algebraic expression for the perimeter of a rectangle.
if the rectangle width is tripled and its length is doubled the perimeter of new rectangle is 92 cm greater than original perimeter.
Find the area of the original rectangle.
PLZZZ explain how u solved this?
and fast plz!!!!
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Question 957614: The length of a rectangle is 3 less than 5 times of its width.
write a simplified algebraic expression for the perimeter of a rectangle.
if the rectangle width is tripled and its length is doubled the perimeter of new rectangle is 92 cm greater than original perimeter.
Find the area of the original rectangle.
PLZZZ explain how u solved this?
and fast plz!!!!
Click here to see answer by macston(5194)  |
Question 957614: The length of a rectangle is 3 less than 5 times of its width.
write a simplified algebraic expression for the perimeter of a rectangle.
if the rectangle width is tripled and its length is doubled the perimeter of new rectangle is 92 cm greater than original perimeter.
Find the area of the original rectangle.
PLZZZ explain how u solved this?
and fast plz!!!!
Click here to see answer by MathTherapy(10555)  |
Question 957612: The length of a rectangle is 3 less than 5 times of its width.
write a simplified algebraic expression for the perimeter of a rectangle.
if the rectangle width is tripled and its length is doubled the perimeter of new rectangle is 92 cm greater than original perimeter.
Find the area of the original rectangle.
PLZZZ explain how u solved this?
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Question 957864: What is the relative value of the following:
A sedan will drive 10 miles north, 15 miles east, 13 miles south, 15 miles west, and 22 miles north.
I have absolute value of 10n+15e+13s+15w+22n= 75 miles
But relative value has me stumped. I have 10n+15e-13s-15w+22n=19 relative
Is this right?
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Question 960205: A van will drive ten miles north, 15 miles south and then five miles north again. The van gets 33 miles per gallon,and there is one gallon of gas left in the tank. What is the relative distance and the total of distance?
I really need help i tried doing it and its just won't make sense. PLEASE HELP!! haha
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Question 960545: h = −16t2 + vt sin θ.
we are asked to Find the height of the object after 2 seconds if v is 1,500 feet per second and theta is 30°.
I think I am getting a little mixed up on my work. Is my set up supposed to look like this?
750=-16(2^2)+1500(2)?
or am I no where near the right track?
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