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Question 967132: Please help me figure out this question, I'd really appreciate it. I completed this test about 2 days ago, however I got this question wrong. I'm not really sure why. Please explain, thanks everyone!
Question:
The Rodriguez Family has five members and their average age is 19.
1. What is the total of all their ages?
2. There are two adults and three children in the family. What are their possible ages?
The median of the ages in the Rodriguez Family is 11. There are twin girls who are 4 years old. Everyone else is a different age.
3. What is the mode of the family's ages and explain how you know.

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Question 967140: I did a test, and got this problem wrong. I'm still pretty unsure of what I did wrong since no one around me could help me. I tried getting my teacher to help, but her way of teaching was confusing. I believe you guys would be able to explain better. Thank you for helping! God bless!

Question:

Jesse is playing a game with her brother. She writes a mathematical statement and shows her brother two cards with different mathematical equations. She writes the following statement and shows two cards.

There are five times as many sixth graders as eighth graders here.

Card 1 : 5 x S = E

Card 2 : 5 x E = S

1. Which equation ( card ) matches the statement?

2. Write a new statement for the other card.

Jesse writes a second mathematical statement and shows her brother it with different mathematical equations.

Fifteen less than Jesse's age is 6 more than Tanya's age.

Card 1 : 15-J=6+T

Card 2 : J-15=T+6

3. Which equation ( card ) matches the statement?

4. Write a new statement for the other card.

Jesse writes the following statement.

The number of students in the class (x) will be divided into teams of 4, except one team will have 5, resulting in 8 teams in all.

5. Write a mathematical equation for the statement above.

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Question 967139: I did a test, and got this problem wrong. I'm still pretty unsure of what I did wrong since no one around me could help me. I tried getting my teacher to help, but her way of teaching was confusing. I believe you guys would be able to explain better. Thank you for helping! God bless!
Question:
Jesse is playing a game with her brother. She writes a mathematical statement and shows her brother two cards with different mathematical equations. She writes the following statement and shows two cards.
There are five times as many sixth graders as eighth graders here.
Card 1 : 5 x S = E
Card 2 : 5 x E = S
1. Which equation ( card ) matches the statement?
2. Write a new statement for the other card.
Jesse writes a second mathematical statement and shows her brother it with different mathematical equations.
Fifteen less than Jesse's age is 6 more than Tanya's age.
3. Which equation ( card ) matches the statement?
4. Write a new statement for the other card.

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Question 967170: Please help me!

Question:

Brenda baked a delicious batch of brownies in a pan.

1. She divided up the brownies into 15 equal sized rectangles. Draw the rectangles to show how the
brownie would be cut in the pan.

2. The pan has dimensions 12 inches by 8 inches. What are the dimensions of one of your brownies?
______________ inches by ______________ inches

3. She invites three friends over to share the brownies among the four of them. They all ate the same amount and all the brownies were eaten. How much did each person eat?
For a pan of Brenda’s brownies, she needs 3/8 of a cup of flour and 1/3 of a cup of cocoa powder.

4. Brenda has a package of flour that contains 2 ¾ cups of flour. How many pans of brownies can she make?

5. If she also has 2 ½ cups of cocoa powder in a package, which ingredient will she run out of first? Explain how you know for sure.

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Question 967169: Jesse is playing a game with her brother. She writes a mathematical statement and shows her brother two cards with different mathematical equations. She writes the following statement and shows two cards.

There are five times as many sixth graders as eighth graders here.

Card 1 : 5 x S = E

Card 2 : 5 x E = S

1. Which equation ( card ) matches the statement?

2. Write a new statement for the other card.

Jesse writes a second mathematical statement and shows her brother it with different mathematical equations.

Fifteen less than Jesse's age is 6 more than Tanya's age.

Card 1 : 15-J=6+T

Card 2 : J-15=T+6

3. Which equation ( card ) matches the statement?

4. Write a new statement for the other card.

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Question 967184: Find sin 2x, cos 2x, and tan 2x from the given information.
tan x = −1/6, cos x > 0

sin 2x =
cos 2x =
tan 2x =

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Question 967183: Find sin 2x, cos 2x, and tan 2x from the given information.
sec x = 4, x in Quadrant IV

sin 2x =
cos 2x =
tan 2x =

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Question 967144: Hey everyone, I did a math test recently. I got this problem wrong, but still unsure of what I did wrong. I have no one around me who could help. Please help me by explaining. Thank you!

Question:

Brenda baked a delicious batch of brownies in a pan.

1. She divided up the brownies into 15 equal sized rectangles. Draw the rectangles to show how the brownie would be cut in the pan.

2. The pan has dimensions 12 inches by 8 inches. What are the dimensions of one of your brownies?
______________ inches by ______________ inches

3. She invites three friends over to share the brownies among the four of them. They all ate the same amount and all the brownies were eaten. How much did each person eat?

For a pan of Brenda’s brownies, she needs 3/8 of a cup of flour and 1/3 of a cup of cocoa powder.

4. Brenda has a package of flour that contains 2 ¾ cups of flour. How many pans of brownies can she make?

5. If she also has 2 ½ cups of cocoa powder in a package, which ingredient will she run out of first? Explain how you know for sure.

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Question 967333: Solve by factoring: 15 x^2 + 11 x - 14 = 0
x =
Enter ONLY ONE of the 2 possible answers.
Write answer as an integer or reduced fraction.

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Question 967332: simplify (x + 9)^2

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Question 967331: If 12 is increased to 14, what is the percent of increase?

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Question 967343: Eliminate the parameter in the following set of parametric equations to find a Cartesian equation of the curve.
Graph the curve that the parametric equations represent and indicate the orientation. What type of conic section
does the curve represent?
x = 3 + 2 sin(t) y = 3 cos(t)

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Question 967590: The amount of commission Bill Sanders, a salesman, receives is directly proportional to his sales. If Bill receives $3,200 when he sells $50,000 worth of merchandise, how much will he receive if his sales for the month are $70,000?
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Question 967204: the front wheels of a truck are 3m in circumference and the back wheels are 4m in circumference when the front wheels made 5 more revolutions than the back wheels find the distance traveled by the truck
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Question 967636: Martine works 24.5 hours a week for 44 weeks a year.
estimate how many a hours he works each year?

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Question 967765: 2 : 9 :: 5 : ?
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Question 967765: 2 : 9 :: 5 : ?
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Question 968427: sec(A)+1)/(sec(A)-1)=cot^2(A/2)
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Question 968426: 2sec^2 x-7 sec x+6=0
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Question 968425: 2 tan^2 x +sec^2 x=2
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Question 968424: sec x + tan x = 1
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Question 968430: What is the exact value of arccos(cos(3π/2) )
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Question 968429: What is the period of f(x) = cot(4x)+7
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Question 968429: What is the period of f(x) = cot(4x)+7
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Question 968423: Find the value of tan x given that sin x= 3/5 and x is in the 1st quadrant.
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Question 968422: Find the value of tan x given that cos x=1/3 and x is in the 4th quadrant.
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Question 968460: what number is much more than 15 as it is less than 29?
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Question 968709: chioma drove her car 8okm in 45mins,then 100km in one hour and finally 120km in 1hr45mins.(a)what is the total time taken in hours?.(b)find her average speed for a whole journey.
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Question 968896: please help me solve -x/6 =2/9

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Question 968896: please help me solve -x/6 =2/9

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Question 968954: I am having trouble trying to solve this problem. I would be very grateful if you could explain to me the steps in finding the answers.
Solve each system using any method: [referring to substitution and elimination]
3x-2y-3z=0
x-3y+z=10
2x+2y-4z=-10


Thank you so much.

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Question 969011: Using a Double-Angle Formula we see that the equation sin x + sin 2x = 0 is equivalent to the equation__________, Factoring we see that solving this equation is equivalent to solving the two basic equations sin x = 0 and_____.
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Question 969010: Solve the given equation. (Enter your answers as a comma-separated list. Let k be any integer. Round terms to three decimal places where appropriate. If there is no solution, enter NO SOLUTION)

9 sin 2θ − 2 sin θ = 0

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Question 969071: In x-in (x-7) =in 2
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Question 969071: In x-in (x-7) =in 2
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Question 969263: if you got 30 questions wrong out of a 100 questions , whats your average grade?

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Question 969261: Which of the following expresses 33 / 80 as a decimal? Ps. i know the answer is 0.4125? but why or how? thank you!
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Question 969424: One of the angles of a parallelogram is26°.What is the difference between the adjacent angles of the parallelogram?
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Question 969559: Determine the domain of the following:
a. f(×)=3÷2×_5
b. f(×)=1÷ײ-9

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Question 969556: Integers between -2 and 3 are
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Question 969582: 15(sin^22x+sinx+cos^22x)^2=17+31sinx

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Question 969609: Elena has
19 bills. All of them together are either5or 10bills. Altogether babe hS20. How many of each she has?

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Question 969735: I hate math. What should I do?
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Question 969735: I hate math. What should I do?
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Question 969566: NOTE: THIS IS A CALCULUS 2 INTEGRATION PROBLEM USING U- SUBSTITUTION METHOD. Any help is greatly appreciated!
The question is asking integral of (sinx)/(cosx).
I know how to do this if I choose u=cosx and du=-sinx, or and I know I can aslo chnage the orignal problem to tan x,
But I wanted to do it using u=sinx and du=cosx so that we have the integral of u/du
but for some reason when I do this I get the wrong answer. ((cosx)^2)/2 is not the correct answer.

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