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Question 1185401: Shreya is very interested in cryogenics (the science of very low temperatures). With the help of her science teacher she is doing an experiment on the effect of low temperatures on bacteria. She cools one sample of bacteria to a temperature of -51°C, another to -45oC, a third to -81oC, and finally another to -76°C. What was the temperature difference in the two coldest experiments? Each experiment began with 12 individual bacteria, and the strain of cold resistant bacteria she was testing stopped growing at -47oC, and they doubled each minute. Further, the bacteria started to die off at 75oC, losing ⅓ of the colony each minute. How many bacteria will Shreya have at the end of the third experiment if she began the experiment at 13oC, and it takes 15 seconds to increase or decrease the temperature by 1 degree?
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Is economic growth in the developing world related to growth in the industrialized​ countries? A scatterplot of the growth​ (in % of Gross Domestic​ Product) of the least developed countries​ (as classified by the​ UN) vs. the growth of a number of industrialized countries is provided. Each point represents a year from the past few decades. The output of a regression analysis is also provided. Complete parts a through c below.

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Question 1205323: Siti has RM450000 in her ASB. She wants to invest in Gading Mutual deposit, Maju
Makmur bar gold, Indah certificate deposit and Selamat Maju bar gold which pay
simple annual interest of 9%, 6%, 10% and 15%, respectively. Moreover, she wants
to combine annual return of 8% and want to have only one-third of investment in
Indah certificate deposit and Selamat Maju bar gold.
a. Write the linear model system equation for the whole investment.
c. Use elimination method to find each of the investment

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Question 1209141: Carly just opened her own nail salon. Based on experience, she knows that her daily profit, P, in dollars, can be modelled by the relation P=-15x^2+240x-640, where x is number of clients per day. How many clients should she book each day to maximize her profit?

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Question 1208966: the numbers on the houses on the north side of carlito street are consecutive odd starting with 1. The plastic digits used to label each house are $0.04 per digit. If it costs $58.12 to label all the houses on the north side of Carlito street, how many houses are there?
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Question 1208966: the numbers on the houses on the north side of carlito street are consecutive odd starting with 1. The plastic digits used to label each house are $0.04 per digit. If it costs $58.12 to label all the houses on the north side of Carlito street, how many houses are there?
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Question 1208966: the numbers on the houses on the north side of carlito street are consecutive odd starting with 1. The plastic digits used to label each house are $0.04 per digit. If it costs $58.12 to label all the houses on the north side of Carlito street, how many houses are there?
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Question 1207297: Xavier works in an amusement park and is helping decorate it with strands of lights. This morning, he used a total of 28 strands of lights to decorate 4 bushes and 1 tree. This afternoon, he strung lights on 3 bushes and 1 tree, using a total of 24 strands. Assuming that all bushes are decorated one way and all trees are decorated another, how many strands did Xavier use on each
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Question 1207277: DR stein bought 30 notebooks 60 pencils and 300 erasers to make identical packages with some notebooks some pencils and some erasers for his students he used everything bought and every student got a package. what is the greatest number of students in Dr stein can have in his class?

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Question 1206208: Given the following equality:
g(x) + g(x + 3) = 2x + 5
And:
g(2) + g(8) = 12
Find:
g(5)
Thanks

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Question 1206112: In a mixture of copper, tin, and lead, one half of the whole, minus 16 lb, was copper; one third of the whole, minus 12 lb, was tin, and one fourth of the whole, plus 4 lb, was lead: how much did the whole mixture weigh?
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Question 1205729: A cruise ship had 3 times as many adult passengers as child passengers when it left its first port. At a new port, 116 adults and 50 children boarded the ship. There are now 1,216 more adults than children on the ship. How many children were on the ship at first?
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Question 1205729: A cruise ship had 3 times as many adult passengers as child passengers when it left its first port. At a new port, 116 adults and 50 children boarded the ship. There are now 1,216 more adults than children on the ship. How many children were on the ship at first?
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Question 1205729: A cruise ship had 3 times as many adult passengers as child passengers when it left its first port. At a new port, 116 adults and 50 children boarded the ship. There are now 1,216 more adults than children on the ship. How many children were on the ship at first?
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Question 1205480: if a + b = -3 and b - c = 6, find the value of 2a%5E2+-+3b%5E2+%2B+c%5E2

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Question 1205480: if a + b = -3 and b - c = 6, find the value of 2a%5E2+-+3b%5E2+%2B+c%5E2

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Question 1205480: if a + b = -3 and b - c = 6, find the value of 2a%5E2+-+3b%5E2+%2B+c%5E2

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Question 1205373: The perimeter of a rectangle is 48cm. The length of a rectangle is 3cm longer than twice its width. Find the dimensions of the rectangle.
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Question 1205305: A farmer has fenced off his trapezoidal housing area, which is shown in the diagram. There is a post at each of the point A and B, to which the farmer sometimes attaches a 30m rope that is tied to his donkey. This provides the donkey either one of two grazing areas outside the housing area. Find the difference in the areas available for grazing in square meters (m^2)


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Question 1205305: A farmer has fenced off his trapezoidal housing area, which is shown in the diagram. There is a post at each of the point A and B, to which the farmer sometimes attaches a 30m rope that is tied to his donkey. This provides the donkey either one of two grazing areas outside the housing area. Find the difference in the areas available for grazing in square meters (m^2)


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Question 1205272: Abu compares package postpaid mobile plans between Remaja Hebat Plan and
Unlimited Plan. Remaja Hebat Plan charges RM0.05 per minutes plus a basic
monthly fee for RM 7.50. Unlimited Plan charges RM 0.075 per minute plus a basic
monthly fee of RM4.25
a. Write the model for package postpaid mobile plans for Remaja Hebat Plan
and Unlimited Plan.
b. Identify the best mobile plan.
c. Sketch the graph for package postpaid mobile plans between Remaja Hebat
Plan and Unlimited Plan
. Alia rows a boat upstream from one point on a river to another point 4 km away in 1.5 hours.
The return trip, traveling with the current, takes only 45 min.
a. Identify the variables involve in algebra.
b. Find the speed of the current flowing by using back-substitution method

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Question 1204788: There were 1200 persons at a crusade, 8004 of them were women of the remaining persons persons,there were 3 times as many children as men. How many children were there?
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Question 1204788: There were 1200 persons at a crusade, 8004 of them were women of the remaining persons persons,there were 3 times as many children as men. How many children were there?
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Question 1204616: For a cylinder with a surface area of 10
, what is the maximum volume that it can have? Round your answer to the nearest 4 decimal places.
Recall that the volume of a cylinder is πr2h
and the surface area is 2πrh+2πr2
where r
is the radius and h
is the height.

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Question 1204598: System of equations:
-7x+3y=-65
-7x+10y=-135
Write an equation that results from subtracting two equations

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Question 1204043: The sum of two numbers is -22. The difference of the two numbers is 8. What are the highlight%28cross%28Teo%29%29 numbers?
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Question 1204043: The sum of two numbers is -22. The difference of the two numbers is 8. What are the highlight%28cross%28Teo%29%29 numbers?
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Question 1204044: The sum of two numbers is -22. The difference of the two numbers is 8. What are the two numbers?
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Question 1202975: A wire 80 cm in length is cut into two parts and each part is bent to form a square. If the sum of the areas of the squares is 300 cm?, find the lengths of the sides of the two squares
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Question 1202774: In what ways can you change a $100 bill using $10 bills, $5 bills, and $1 bills?
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Question 1202599: Write an exponential model for the following situation. The drug dosage is 375 mg. The drug is eliminated at a rate of 11.3% per hour. Use D=the amount of the drug in milligrams and t=time in hours. Enter your model in the simplified form y=asup(bracket(b),x), and be mindful about the case of your variables.

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Question 1202599: Write an exponential model for the following situation. The drug dosage is 375 mg. The drug is eliminated at a rate of 11.3% per hour. Use D=the amount of the drug in milligrams and t=time in hours. Enter your model in the simplified form y=asup(bracket(b),x), and be mindful about the case of your variables.

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Question 1202419: There was $2900 in the pot. If there were 293 more $1 bills than $10 bills, how many bills of each kind were there?
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Question 1202419: There was $2900 in the pot. If there were 293 more $1 bills than $10 bills, how many bills of each kind were there?
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Question 1202419: There was $2900 in the pot. If there were 293 more $1 bills than $10 bills, how many bills of each kind were there?
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Question 1202419: There was $2900 in the pot. If there were 293 more $1 bills than $10 bills, how many bills of each kind were there?
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Question 1202283: Peaches were $7 a bushel and apples were $6 a bushel. Harry sold $346 worth and sold 29 more bushels of peaches than apples. How many bushels of each did he sell?
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Question 1202283: Peaches were $7 a bushel and apples were $6 a bushel. Harry sold $346 worth and sold 29 more bushels of peaches than apples. How many bushels of each did he sell?
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Question 1202283: Peaches were $7 a bushel and apples were $6 a bushel. Harry sold $346 worth and sold 29 more bushels of peaches than apples. How many bushels of each did he sell?
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Question 1201889: Two data sets have the same range, can you assume the interquartile ranges are about the same? Please include an example to justify your answer.
Also, I'm sorry I don't know what the topic would be "(

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Question 1201657: A farmer can plow a field in 24 hours. His son, with a larger plow, can plow it in 12 hours. The farmer asked that they work together so they could finish before the rain started. It rained 7 hours later. Had they finished plowing before the rain?
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Question 1201636: One conveyor belt can move 1000 boxes in 11 minutes. Another can move 1000 boxes in 3 minutes. If another conveyor belt is added and all three are​ used, the boxes are moved in 3 minutes. How long would it take the third conveyor belt alone to do the same​ job?

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Question 1201636: One conveyor belt can move 1000 boxes in 11 minutes. Another can move 1000 boxes in 3 minutes. If another conveyor belt is added and all three are​ used, the boxes are moved in 3 minutes. How long would it take the third conveyor belt alone to do the same​ job?

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Question 1201249: Jodi is paid by commission as a salesperson. She earns 5% commission for each laptop computer she sells and 8% commission for each DVD player she sells. Suppose that the average price of a laptop is $600 and the average price of a DVD player is $200.
a) What is the average amount Jodi earns for selling each item?
b) Jodi wants to earn a minimum commission this month of $1000. Write an inequality to represent this situation.

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Question 1201379: Patty takes two hours to ice a cake alone, whereas Bob takes three hours to ice a cake alone. The number of hours it would take Patty and Bob working together to ice a cake is
a) 1 1/5 b) 1 1/4 c) 1 1/3 d) 2 1/2 e) 5

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