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Question 131482: I need help! For this particular question it asks: Solve by whatever method seems easiest to you. Leave answers in simplest radical form. The problem is x^2+8x=-16
I tried solving this problem, by solving it two diffrent ways, so I got two answers:
31
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1616
Please help Thank You=)
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Question 131946: could someone please help me with this problem?
(3-i) / (1+i) I know you use the conjugate and multiply by (3-i) / (1+I) I think,but I don't think I did something right.Thanks for your help in advance.
Sincerely,LH
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Question 131946: could someone please help me with this problem?
(3-i) / (1+i) I know you use the conjugate and multiply by (3-i) / (1+I) I think,but I don't think I did something right.Thanks for your help in advance.
Sincerely,LH
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Question 132372: I need help on a couple questions? These are multiple choice.
A basketball drops from a height of 76 in. On bounce 1 it rebounds to a height of 38 in. On bounce 2 it rebounds to a height of 19 in. How high does the basketball bounce on bounce 3?
a. 9 in. B. 19 in. C. 9.5 in. D 4.75 in.
Write a rule for the pattern: -3,-9,-14, -42,-47,-141.....?????
Please HELP!!!!!
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Question 132402: I have 2 questions I can't figure out! These are multiple choice.
Which equation is not equivalent to the others?
A. 4x=12 B. 12=x C. 4x/4=12 D. x/4=12
Which expression has a value of 21
A. (5+4)*5+15/5
B. 5+(4*5+15)/5
C. 5+4*(5+15)/5
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Question 136928: I am not sure what topic this is in so I can't find any examples. Please help.
This is on empty set and I know that an empty set is empty. I just can't remember if that is whole numbers or can it be decimals and fractions too? So the question is
True or False The set of numbers less than 0 but greater than 1 is the empty set.
I said true because in between 0 and 1 is empty if it is whole numbers. IS that right?
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Question 139309: I have a problem that I could use some help understanding how to solve/answer from a homework sheet. x varies directly with y and inversely with z. x=20 when y=8 and z=4. Find x when y=4 and z=8. Thank you
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Question 140860: could you tell me which ones of these are integers? some of them have a square root sign and I don't know how to make that on the computer so I'll do my best.
-12, square root 7, -7/3, square root 8 with a little 3 at the top, 0, 9, 4 2/3, square root 25, -square root 14, square root 5 with a little 5 at the top,square root 4 with a little 3 at the top,5/7
If you could also tell me why they are integers,that would help me alot.Thank you in advance for your help,because I'm an older student and I have found it harder to go back to school in your late thirties,but I know it will be worth it.
Have a great day! Elle
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Question 144458: PROBLEM:
LET f(x)=3x^2-2x+1. FIND THE FOLLOWING:
f(2)
*** IN THIS MY TEACHER SAYS THE ANSWER IS 9... BUT IT SEEMS EVERYTIME I WORK IT OUT I COME UP WITH 7... PLEASE HELP AND EXPLAIN WHAT I AM DOING WRONG STEP BY STEP... THANKS :)
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Question 144459: PROBLEM:
FIND THE EQUATION OF THE LINE THROUGH THE POINT (4,5) THAT IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE LINE 3x-4y=7. WRITE YOUR ANSWER IN STANDARD FORM AND GRAPH THE LINE.
*** IN THIS PROBLEM I TRIED FOLLOWING THE BOOK BUT, IT JUST CONFUSED ME EVEN MORE... PLEASE SHOW ME EVERY STEP I NEED TO FOLLOW TO GET THIS COMPLETE ANSWER... THANKS :)
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