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Question 1205185: Hi
Ted and Justina took part in a race. Ted won the race 25 minutes after it started. Justina had only run 5/8 of the distance. Justinas average speed was 75 m per minute slower than Ted. What was Ted's average speed in the race
Thanks

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Question 1205194: Mr.Greenstamps,
Please provide a diagram, I have no idea what you mean.
https://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Circles/Circles.faq.question.1149205.html

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Sorry for the inconvenience
Find the radius, in cm, of the large circle if the radius of the smaller circle
is 5 sqrt3 cm. The angle formed by the two radii at the center is 60 degrees.

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Question 1205194: Mr.Greenstamps,
Please provide a diagram, I have no idea what you mean.
https://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Circles/Circles.faq.question.1149205.html

Thank you so much!
Sorry for the inconvenience
Find the radius, in cm, of the large circle if the radius of the smaller circle
is 5 sqrt3 cm. The angle formed by the two radii at the center is 60 degrees.

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Question 1205194: Mr.Greenstamps,
Please provide a diagram, I have no idea what you mean.
https://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Circles/Circles.faq.question.1149205.html

Thank you so much!
Sorry for the inconvenience
Find the radius, in cm, of the large circle if the radius of the smaller circle
is 5 sqrt3 cm. The angle formed by the two radii at the center is 60 degrees.

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Question 1205194: Mr.Greenstamps,
Please provide a diagram, I have no idea what you mean.
https://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Circles/Circles.faq.question.1149205.html

Thank you so much!
Sorry for the inconvenience
Find the radius, in cm, of the large circle if the radius of the smaller circle
is 5 sqrt3 cm. The angle formed by the two radii at the center is 60 degrees.

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Question 1205194: Mr.Greenstamps,
Please provide a diagram, I have no idea what you mean.
https://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Circles/Circles.faq.question.1149205.html

Thank you so much!
Sorry for the inconvenience
Find the radius, in cm, of the large circle if the radius of the smaller circle
is 5 sqrt3 cm. The angle formed by the two radii at the center is 60 degrees.

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Question 1205212: Hi
Jerry drove from A to B at 64km per hour. Two hours after Jerry started driving harry started driving from B to A at 96km per hour. When Jerry reached B harry was still 32km from A. What was the distance between A and B.


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Question 1205252: 1/2 (x + 1) - x/3 (2x - 1) = 2/3.
Solve for x.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205252: 1/2 (x + 1) - x/3 (2x - 1) = 2/3.
Solve for x.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205252: 1/2 (x + 1) - x/3 (2x - 1) = 2/3.
Solve for x.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205252: 1/2 (x + 1) - x/3 (2x - 1) = 2/3.
Solve for x.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205274: Hi
The ratio of ducks to chickens to cows is 12 to 9 to 2 respectively. If 15 chickens were sold 4/11 of the remaining animals were chickens. What was the total number of ducks and cows. Thanks

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Question 1205290: A portion of metal (rectangular) C inches in length and D inches wide weighs G ounces. Calculate weight (ounces) of the same metal x ft. long and y ft. wide.
Unsure how to solve.

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Question 1205307: The number of books in a small library increases according to the function b=7,300e ^.04t where t is measured in years. How many books will the library have after 3 ​year(s)?
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Question 1205309: A path is to be constructed using bricks. The bricks are in 5 stacks of 9 bricks high, 9 wide, and 4 deep. One brick covers 32 sq. in. All but 1 dozen bricks are used.
Determine length (feet) of path.
22 * 5 = 110 total bricks.
110 - 12 = 98 used.
32 sq. in. = .222 sq. ft.

Unsure how to solve.

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Question 1205309: A path is to be constructed using bricks. The bricks are in 5 stacks of 9 bricks high, 9 wide, and 4 deep. One brick covers 32 sq. in. All but 1 dozen bricks are used.
Determine length (feet) of path.
22 * 5 = 110 total bricks.
110 - 12 = 98 used.
32 sq. in. = .222 sq. ft.

Unsure how to solve.

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Question 1205321: Re-Posted:

A path is to be constructed using bricks. The bricks are in 5 stacks of 9 bricks high, 9 wide, and 4 deep. One brick covers 32 sq. in. All but 1 dozen bricks are used. The path is 4 ft. wide.

Determine length (feet) of path.
22 * 5 = 110 total bricks.
110 - 12 = 98 used.
32 sq. in. = .222 sq. ft.
Unsure how to solve.

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Question 1205324: Reposted with additional:
A path is to be constructed using bricks. The bricks are in 5 stacks of 9 bricks high, 9 wide, and 4 deep. One brick covers 32 sq. in. All but 1 dozen bricks are used. The path is 4 ft. wide. Bricks are in stacks prior to use.
Determine length (feet) of path.
22 * 5 = 110 total bricks.
110 - 12 = 98 used.
32 sq. in. = .222 sq. ft.
Unsure how to solve.

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Question 1205324: Reposted with additional:
A path is to be constructed using bricks. The bricks are in 5 stacks of 9 bricks high, 9 wide, and 4 deep. One brick covers 32 sq. in. All but 1 dozen bricks are used. The path is 4 ft. wide. Bricks are in stacks prior to use.
Determine length (feet) of path.
22 * 5 = 110 total bricks.
110 - 12 = 98 used.
32 sq. in. = .222 sq. ft.
Unsure how to solve.

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Question 1205359: A piece of metal is described as follows;
1/3 plus 24 oz. is brass.
3/4 minus 42 oz. is copper.
Determine weight of metal piece.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205394: A carriage's rear wheel's circumference is 3 ft. longer than front wheel's circumference. Front wheel makes 100 more revolutions than rear wheel in moving 6000 ft. Determine each wheel's circumference.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205427: N varies jointly with the square root of p and the cube of q. If n=72 when p=3 and q=2, find n when p=-4 and q=1/2.
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Question 1205427: N varies jointly with the square root of p and the cube of q. If n=72 when p=3 and q=2, find n when p=-4 and q=1/2.
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Question 1205448: Hi
A cuboid has front,side and top faces of areas 10a cm^2 7.5a cm^2 and 3cm^2 respectively. What is the volume of the solid in cm^2.
Thanks

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Question 1205452: Ms. Ikelyn, I'm confused about the problem here:
https://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Surface-area/Surface-area.faq.question.1149603.html
How come you solve for ABC when the question asks for triangle ADE?
Thanks!

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Question 1205470: An alloy is composed of 4 parts of brass and 3 parts of copper. Determine what part of the whole is the copper.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205470: An alloy is composed of 4 parts of brass and 3 parts of copper. Determine what part of the whole is the copper.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205470: An alloy is composed of 4 parts of brass and 3 parts of copper. Determine what part of the whole is the copper.
Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205473: Re-posted question:
An alloy is composed of 4 parts of gold and 3 parts of silver. Determine what fraction of the whole is the silver.

Not sure how to solve.

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Question 1205476: Each week for 52 weeks, an amount is deposited into an account ($1 first week, $2 second week, $3 third week, etc.)
Determine balance at end of the 52 weeks and interest (not indicated if interest is calculated daily, weekly, monthly, etc.)
Not sure how to solve.
Called The "Money Challenge".

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Question 1205476: Each week for 52 weeks, an amount is deposited into an account ($1 first week, $2 second week, $3 third week, etc.)
Determine balance at end of the 52 weeks and interest (not indicated if interest is calculated daily, weekly, monthly, etc.)
Not sure how to solve.
Called The "Money Challenge".

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Question 1205494: The speed of light is 300,000km/sec and the planet Pluto is located at a distance of 6 billion km from Earth. If a spaceship, traveling at a constant speed in a straight line, goes from Earth to Pluto in 100 hours, at what fraction of the speed of light is this spaceship travelling? Thank You!

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Question 1205494: The speed of light is 300,000km/sec and the planet Pluto is located at a distance of 6 billion km from Earth. If a spaceship, traveling at a constant speed in a straight line, goes from Earth to Pluto in 100 hours, at what fraction of the speed of light is this spaceship travelling? Thank You!

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Question 1205494: The speed of light is 300,000km/sec and the planet Pluto is located at a distance of 6 billion km from Earth. If a spaceship, traveling at a constant speed in a straight line, goes from Earth to Pluto in 100 hours, at what fraction of the speed of light is this spaceship travelling? Thank You!

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Question 1205512: Hi
Tom and John paid for a present in the ratio of 7 to 4 respectively. In doing so John spent a quarter of his money and Tom had $99 left. If the ratio of the amount of Tom's money to John's money was 5 to 2 respectively before they bought the present, how much did the present cost.
Thanks

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Question 1205512: Hi
Tom and John paid for a present in the ratio of 7 to 4 respectively. In doing so John spent a quarter of his money and Tom had $99 left. If the ratio of the amount of Tom's money to John's money was 5 to 2 respectively before they bought the present, how much did the present cost.
Thanks

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Question 1205512: Hi
Tom and John paid for a present in the ratio of 7 to 4 respectively. In doing so John spent a quarter of his money and Tom had $99 left. If the ratio of the amount of Tom's money to John's money was 5 to 2 respectively before they bought the present, how much did the present cost.
Thanks

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Question 1205547: Hi
Victor is paid $80 per day. In addition he is paid $15 for each day he works overtime. If he worked overtime each day except for 2 days and earned a total of $1,870.00.
How many days did he work to earn this amount.
The amount of money he earned from overtime only.
Thanks

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Question 1205547: Hi
Victor is paid $80 per day. In addition he is paid $15 for each day he works overtime. If he worked overtime each day except for 2 days and earned a total of $1,870.00.
How many days did he work to earn this amount.
The amount of money he earned from overtime only.
Thanks

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Question 1205547: Hi
Victor is paid $80 per day. In addition he is paid $15 for each day he works overtime. If he worked overtime each day except for 2 days and earned a total of $1,870.00.
How many days did he work to earn this amount.
The amount of money he earned from overtime only.
Thanks

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Question 1205547: Hi
Victor is paid $80 per day. In addition he is paid $15 for each day he works overtime. If he worked overtime each day except for 2 days and earned a total of $1,870.00.
How many days did he work to earn this amount.
The amount of money he earned from overtime only.
Thanks

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Question 1205547: Hi
Victor is paid $80 per day. In addition he is paid $15 for each day he works overtime. If he worked overtime each day except for 2 days and earned a total of $1,870.00.
How many days did he work to earn this amount.
The amount of money he earned from overtime only.
Thanks

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Question 1205551: Hi
5 years ago David was twice as old as Laura. Next year Laura will be 3/5 the age of David. How old are each of them.
Thanks

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Question 1205551: Hi
5 years ago David was twice as old as Laura. Next year Laura will be 3/5 the age of David. How old are each of them.
Thanks

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Question 1205551: Hi
5 years ago David was twice as old as Laura. Next year Laura will be 3/5 the age of David. How old are each of them.
Thanks

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