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Question 448793: A first number plus twice a second number is 8. Twice the first number, plus the second number totals 25. Find the numbers.
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Question 442300: A boat traveled 210 miles downstream and back. The trip downstream took 10 hours. The trip back
took 70 hours. What is the speed of the boat in still water? What is the speed of the current?

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Question 442300: A boat traveled 210 miles downstream and back. The trip downstream took 10 hours. The trip back
took 70 hours. What is the speed of the boat in still water? What is the speed of the current?

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Question 729551: Please help me solve this question:
"The first of two unknown numbers is one less than the second. Four times the first number is four more than twice the second number. Find both the numbers."

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Question 730230: If three times a number plus twenty is seven times that number, what is the number
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Question 732140: Divide 56 Into Two Parts Such That Three Times The First Parts Exceeds One Third Of The Second By 48. The Parts Are
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Question 1165989: Starting with a positive integer, apply the following operations any number
of times and in any order to produce a list of numbers:
1. double the current term, or
2. delete the last digit of the current term.
An example of such a list is
231, 23, 46, 92, 9, 18.
(a) Find a list which starts with 51 and ends in 129.
(b) Show that every starting number can produce a list ending in 1.
A cycle is a list which eventually returns to the starting number, such as
24, 48, 96, 9, 18, 36, 3, 6, 12, 24.
(c) Show that every number from 1 to 41 occurs in a cycle with at most
13 distinct terms.

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Question 1165989: Starting with a positive integer, apply the following operations any number
of times and in any order to produce a list of numbers:
1. double the current term, or
2. delete the last digit of the current term.
An example of such a list is
231, 23, 46, 92, 9, 18.
(a) Find a list which starts with 51 and ends in 129.
(b) Show that every starting number can produce a list ending in 1.
A cycle is a list which eventually returns to the starting number, such as
24, 48, 96, 9, 18, 36, 3, 6, 12, 24.
(c) Show that every number from 1 to 41 occurs in a cycle with at most
13 distinct terms.

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Question 1165989: Starting with a positive integer, apply the following operations any number
of times and in any order to produce a list of numbers:
1. double the current term, or
2. delete the last digit of the current term.
An example of such a list is
231, 23, 46, 92, 9, 18.
(a) Find a list which starts with 51 and ends in 129.
(b) Show that every starting number can produce a list ending in 1.
A cycle is a list which eventually returns to the starting number, such as
24, 48, 96, 9, 18, 36, 3, 6, 12, 24.
(c) Show that every number from 1 to 41 occurs in a cycle with at most
13 distinct terms.

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Question 1166184: Starting with a positive integer, apply the following operations any number
of times and in any order to produce a list of numbers:
1. double the current term, or
2. delete the last digit of the current term.
An example of such a list is
231, 23, 46, 92, 9, 18.
(a) Find a list which starts with 51 and ends in 129.
(b) Show that every starting number can produce a list ending in 1.
A cycle is a list which eventually returns to the starting number, such as
24, 48, 96, 9, 18, 36, 3, 6, 12, 24.
(c) Show that every number from 1 to 41 occurs in a cycle with at most
13 distinct terms.
I want to make sure I've done this question correctly, can someone do it so I know I've done it right? Thanks

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Question 1166184: Starting with a positive integer, apply the following operations any number
of times and in any order to produce a list of numbers:
1. double the current term, or
2. delete the last digit of the current term.
An example of such a list is
231, 23, 46, 92, 9, 18.
(a) Find a list which starts with 51 and ends in 129.
(b) Show that every starting number can produce a list ending in 1.
A cycle is a list which eventually returns to the starting number, such as
24, 48, 96, 9, 18, 36, 3, 6, 12, 24.
(c) Show that every number from 1 to 41 occurs in a cycle with at most
13 distinct terms.
I want to make sure I've done this question correctly, can someone do it so I know I've done it right? Thanks

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Question 1166184: Starting with a positive integer, apply the following operations any number
of times and in any order to produce a list of numbers:
1. double the current term, or
2. delete the last digit of the current term.
An example of such a list is
231, 23, 46, 92, 9, 18.
(a) Find a list which starts with 51 and ends in 129.
(b) Show that every starting number can produce a list ending in 1.
A cycle is a list which eventually returns to the starting number, such as
24, 48, 96, 9, 18, 36, 3, 6, 12, 24.
(c) Show that every number from 1 to 41 occurs in a cycle with at most
13 distinct terms.
I want to make sure I've done this question correctly, can someone do it so I know I've done it right? Thanks

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Question 736210: The product of two numbers is 16. Let x be one of the numbers and y the other. Express the sum of the numbers as a function of x.
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Question 741780: five more than twice a number is greater than negative seventeen
find all numbers that make this statement true

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Question 1210416: The water park is a popular field trip destination. This year the senior class at High School A and
the senior class at High School B both planned trips there. The senior class at High School A
rented and filled 10 vans and 8 buses with 394 students. High School B rented and filled 5 vans
and 10 buses with 365 students. Every van had the same number of students in it as did the
buses. Find the number of students in each van and in each bus.

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Question 1210350: What plus -1 equals -20

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Question 1210350: What plus -1 equals -20

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Question 1210340: What numbers add to make 10 and times to make -16

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Question 1210340: What numbers add to make 10 and times to make -16

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Question 1180063: In the last two times around the game board, Wendell thought he was a goner. First, he had to pay ½ of his money in rent to somebody. He then had to pay $25 because of a “Chance” card. After that, he landed on another property where he had to pay 3/5 of his remaining money in rent. Fortunately, on his next turn he passed “Go” and collected $200. However, he landed on a property that wacked him for ½ of his money. Next, he got a “Chance” card and landed in jail. After he paid $50 to get out, the poor guy only had $70 cash left - no property, no nothing. How much money did he have at the beginning of this narrative?
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Question 1186061: At the Yellow Golf Tournament, the leaderboard shows Anna's score as 11 on the front nine and 81 on the back nine. What was Anna's total score for the rounds?​
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Question 1209434: A, B and C are distinct digits and 4 * AB = CA. Find the sum A+B+C
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Question 1209434: A, B and C are distinct digits and 4 * AB = CA. Find the sum A+B+C
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Question 1209434: A, B and C are distinct digits and 4 * AB = CA. Find the sum A+B+C
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Question 1209092: The difference of two positive numbers is 9. What is the minimum sum of their squares?
Absolute extrema/optimization

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Question 1209092: The difference of two positive numbers is 9. What is the minimum sum of their squares?
Absolute extrema/optimization

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Question 1208831: Evan thinks of two numbers. If he adds 2 to the first number and then multiplies the sum by three, the result is the second number. if he subtracts 3 times the first number from the second number, the result is 8, what are the numbers?
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Question 1208831: Evan thinks of two numbers. If he adds 2 to the first number and then multiplies the sum by three, the result is the second number. if he subtracts 3 times the first number from the second number, the result is 8, what are the numbers?
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Question 1208831: Evan thinks of two numbers. If he adds 2 to the first number and then multiplies the sum by three, the result is the second number. if he subtracts 3 times the first number from the second number, the result is 8, what are the numbers?
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Question 1208708: The pages in a book are numbered from 1 to 2710. How many times was the digit 7 printed?
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Question 1208442: Four times a certain number is equal to the number substracted from 40. Find the number
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Question 1208442: Four times a certain number is equal to the number substracted from 40. Find the number
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Question 1208616: Find the two-digit consecutive prime numbers that have the greatest difference between them.
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Question 1208603: 14 is added to 2\3 of a number. The result is 1 whole number 1\4 times the original number.find the numbers.
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Question 1208603: 14 is added to 2\3 of a number. The result is 1 whole number 1\4 times the original number.find the numbers.
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Question 1208603: 14 is added to 2\3 of a number. The result is 1 whole number 1\4 times the original number.find the numbers.
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Question 1208429: Find the last two digits of the number 3^123 + 7^123 + 9^123.
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Question 1208429: Find the last two digits of the number 3^123 + 7^123 + 9^123.
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Question 1208429: Find the last two digits of the number 3^123 + 7^123 + 9^123.
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Question 1208490: 1/3 of a number is added to 5 the result is one and half times the original number find the number
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Question 1208418: 2+1
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Question 1208418: 2+1
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Question 1208332: The car's speed decreased linearly as a function of time. The speed was 60 kph at t=1s and 40 kph at t = 5 s. Create a function that describes speed as a function of time. At what time did the car's speed equal 0?
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Question 1208334: For Problems 5-7, use f(x) = x³-3 and g(x) = 2x
5. Find (f+g)(x).
6. Evaluate f(4) and g(4).
7. Evaluate (f+g)(4).

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Question 1208333: For Problems 5-7, use f(x) = x ^ 3 - 3 and g(x) = 2 ^ x
5. Find (f+g)(x). 6
6. Evaluate f(4) and g(4).
7. Evaluate (f + g)(4)

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