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Question 1039180: A passenger train can travel 245 miles in the same amount of time it takes a freight train to travel 200 miles. If the rate of the passenger train is
15 MPH faster than the rate of the freight train, find the rate of each.
Set up a table and solve using an algebraic equation. Write write a complete sentence answer.
How do I even begin to start ?
Thank you

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Question 1039271: Solve each rational equation:
2x-1 over x^2+2x-8
plus
2 over x+4
= 1 over x-2
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Question 1039271: Solve each rational equation:
2x-1 over x^2+2x-8
plus
2 over x+4
= 1 over x-2
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Question 1039277: Set up and solve using an Algebraic Equation. Write in a compete answer.

A water tank can be filled in 10 hours by an inlet pipe and emptied in 15 hours by an outlet pipe.
How long will it take to fill the tank if both pipes are left open?


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Question 1039438: Solve each rational equation. Complex numbers are very confusing for me.
4x over x+3
minus
12 over x-3
=
4x^2+36 over x^2-9
Thank you so much , I greatly appreciate the help

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Question 1039439: Solve each rational equation. Complex numbers are very confusing for me.
3x over x+1
plus
4 over x-2
=
3
Thank you so much , I greatly appreciate the help

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Question 1039445: x^4-10x^2+25=0 find all real and complex solutions
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Question 1039445: x^4-10x^2+25=0 find all real and complex solutions
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Question 1039497: lim (x, y) -> (0, 0) +%28xy+%2B+y%5E3%29+%2F+%28x%5E2+%2B+y%5E2%29+
I am having a hard time knowing how to solve this properly.
Simply plugging in the values doesnt work.
Neither does factoring.
Which lead me to try y=0 [then solve], and x=0 [then solve].
if +y+=+0+, then I end up with +0+%2F+x%5E2+
if +x+=+0+, then I end up with +y+
Because the two answers dont match up, I am led to believe that the limit does not exist (DNE).

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Then, as I was looking through my notes I noticed another method that my teacher suggested we try. It involves transforming the polar coordinates (replacing +x+ with +r+cos+theta+ and replacing +y+ with +r+sin+theta+
Upon doing this I ended up with:
lim r-> 0
r (cos sin theta) + (sin^3 theta) = 0
So does the limit exist? Or is it zero?

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Question 1039533: Set up a table and solve using an Algebraic Equation.
A passenger train can travel 245 miles in the same amount of time that it takes a freight train to travel 200 miles. If the rate of the passenger train is 15 MPH faster than the rate of the freight train. Find train.
I have Let r=rate of the freight train
r+15 rate of the passenger train.
t= time
d=rt
Passenger train
245=r+15(t)
245=rt+15t
Freight Train:
200=rt


245=200+15t= 45=15t = 3
200=r(3)= 66.7
66.7 freight train
81.7 passenger train.
Is this correct ?
Thank you

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Question 1039761: Find parametric equations for the path of a particle that moves clockwise twice around the circle (x-3)^2+y^2=16, starting from (-1,0).
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Question 1039836: Use DeMoivre's theorem to write in trigonometric from:
(1/2 - i(√3)/2)

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Question 1039836: Use DeMoivre's theorem to write in trigonometric from:
(1/2 - i(√3)/2)

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Question 1039918: Suppose we have a graph of parametric equations x=bsin(t), y=b(cos(t))^3 on where t is on [0,2pi].
A. Find the point(s) on the given graph where the slope of the tangent line is 3/4. (Find t values not x,y values)
B. Determine the area, in terms of b, of the region enclosed by the graph.

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Question 1039917: Suppose we have a graph of parametric equations x=bsin(t), y=b(cos(t))^3 on where t is on [0,2pi].
A. Find the point(s) on the given graph where the slope of the tangent line is 3/4. (Find t values not x,y values)
B. Determine the area, in terms of b, of the region enclosed by the graph.

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Question 1039861: Find PARAMETRIC EQUATIONS for the path of a particle that moves clockwise twice around the circle (x-3)^2+y^2=16, starting from (-1,0).
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Question 1040029: Suppose a polynomial function of degree 4 with rational coefficients has the given numbers as zeros. Find the other zeros. 2+ei, 3 plus the square root of 2
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Question 1040166: What is answer of an-1/n,n>2
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Question 1040090: Write the following complex nr in polar form - No calculator to be used:
1. 7^(1/2)+21^(1/2).I
2. -5+12i
write complex numbers in rectangular form and sketch representation in Argand diagram:
1. 4 cis 120 degrees
2. 9 cis (3pi/2)

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Question 1040191: Solve x and y : 4-i/2+i=y-1/x
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Question 1040712: I am having trouble with this problem, and I can't seem to figure where to start:
Find the real numbers x and y that make the equation true.
-3 + yi = x + 6i

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Question 1040712: I am having trouble with this problem, and I can't seem to figure where to start:
Find the real numbers x and y that make the equation true.
-3 + yi = x + 6i

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Question 1040712: I am having trouble with this problem, and I can't seem to figure where to start:
Find the real numbers x and y that make the equation true.
-3 + yi = x + 6i

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Question 1040725: Prove that √i = (1+i)/√2
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Question 1040724: Prove that √i = (1+i)/2
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Question 1040738: Simplify and leave your answer in the form of a+bi
Z=((4cis30)(4cis40))^5

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Question 1040885: Simplify:
(4-3i)-(3-i)

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Question 1040884: Simplify:
(6-4i)(-2i)

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Question 1040883: Evaluate:
3cis45 X 4cis24

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Question 1041089: You have a thin plate in the first quadrant of the x, y-plane. Its boundaries are +y+=+x%5E2+ and +x+=+y%5E2+, and
its density is ρ(x, y) = +%28x+%2B+1%29%28y+%2B+1%29+ g/cm^2
(a) Set up and calculate a double integral for its area A.
(b) Set up and calculate a double integral for its mass M.
(c) Set up and calculate double integrals for its moments Mx and My of mass.
(d) Where is the center of mass of this plate?
(e) Calculate the average density of the plate.
(f) Calculate the moments of inertia +I_x+, +I_y+, and +I_0+ of the plate.

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Question 1040992: Draw the Argant diagram of 6-j
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Question 1041241: HI ! Could you tell me if my answers are correct?
#1. (-7-5i)-(12-11i) would the answer be -19+6i ?
#2. (4+i)(-3+4i) would the answer be -16+13i ?
#3. (1+2i) over (6-8i) would the answer be 22 over 100 + 20 over 100 i
Thank you so much

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Question 1041237: HI. I have two questions.
Use the product rule to multiply:
√7x * √6y (square root 7x multiply square root 6y)

IS the correct answer: √42 √xy (square root 42, square root xy) ?
second question:
√20 * √5x (square root 20 multiply by square root 5x)
Is the correct answer :
10x
Thank you

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Question 1041243: How do I complete this problem?
#1. 6√7-^3√x+2√7-6^3√x
6 (square root 7) minus (3rd power) (square root x) + 2 (square root 7) - 6 to the third power (square root x).
Sorry if I confused anyone.

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Question 1041281: HI !
Could you please help me insolving this problem ?
First problem:
3rd power, square root 3x-8 = 1
root%283%2C3x-8%29=1
Second one is :
Square root x+4 = square root x-2
sqrt%28x%2B4%29=sqrt%28x-2%29

Thank you for your help.

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Question 1041293: True or False.
If a sequence is convergent, then the series is convergent. If true, explain why. If false, explain why or provide a counterexample.

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Question 1041293: True or False.
If a sequence is convergent, then the series is convergent. If true, explain why. If false, explain why or provide a counterexample.

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Question 1041418: Convert the integral:

to polar coordinates and evaluate it.

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Question 1041431: Reverse the order of integration of the following integral, then calculate it:

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Question 1041519: Show that f(-2+2i) is a real number and that f(7+4i) is not a real number,
given that f(x) = x²+4x+1

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Question 1041518: Show that f(-2 + Square root of 3 Times i)=0
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Question 1041584: find a polynomial function of least degrees having only real coefficients, a leading coefficent of 1, and zeros of 5,1-3i, and 2+3i
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Question 1041793: Define the arithmetic operations on complex number with examples.

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Question 1041792: Define the arithmetic operations on complex number with examples.

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Question 1042049: 5-2i√(5)
and
x^2-10x+45=0

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