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Question 67489: I bought two books for a total cost of $40. If the first book's price were raised 5% and the second's lowered 5%, the prices would be equal. What was the original price, in dollas, of the cheaper book?
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Question 67498: The forty-eight faces of eight unit cubes are painted white. What is the smallest number of these faces that can be repainted black so that it becomes impossible to arrange the cubes into a 2x2x2 cube, each of whose six faces is totally white?
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Question 68561: Please help me with these questions I have for my year nine homework.
1 Simplify the following by collecting the like terms.
-6-3x+4-x
2 Expand the following by removing the brackets
-6(5x-4)
3 Expand and simplify the following.
(x-6)(x+6)
4 Factorise the following using the highest common factor.
4q2+10q8
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Question 68496: A car rental company charges $50.00 per day plus $0.80 per mile for a full-size car, and charges $30.00 per day plus $0.50 per mile for a compact car. Write an expression in simplest form that gives the amount, in dollars, that the charges for a full-size car exceeds the charge for a compact car, when each is rented for x days and y miles.
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Question 69516: Matthew and Matilda want to buy a set of DVD's from their favorite television show. Matthew has $47 less than the purchase price, and Matilda has $2 less than the purchase price. If they pool their money, they still do not have enough money to buy the DVD's. Assuming that the set costs an integral number of dollars, what is its price?
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Question 69516: Matthew and Matilda want to buy a set of DVD's from their favorite television show. Matthew has $47 less than the purchase price, and Matilda has $2 less than the purchase price. If they pool their money, they still do not have enough money to buy the DVD's. Assuming that the set costs an integral number of dollars, what is its price?
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Question 70901: Ok so I have a problem. The question is:
Find the values of x and y for which each equation is true.
3x-5yi = 15-20i
In this situation i= the imaginary number. A friend of mine suggested that I square both sides and try to solve for x. I did this but the answer I came up with was x = (5(i[square root]7 + y))/3. When I attempted to put this into the problem the answer for y was an equally huge answer that did not make any sense. If you could please help me promptly this would be sooo much help!!!
THANK YOU!!!
Algebra_2_4U
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