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You'll note that it takes three sticks to make a triangle.  So your structure with 135 sticks must comprise 45 individual triangles, by "individual" meaning only the ones with a point at the top.  For example, in the illustration, the center one contains 3 individual triangles. 

So, if there are 45 triangles total, that means the bottom row must contain 9 triangles.  If the bottom has 9 triangles, then so do both sides, and therefore there will be 9 sticks along the side. 

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The vectors are [3,5], [5,-3], [4,1].

The inequality is 4x + 5y - 8 > 0.

x=39 for real numbers..

     Find the last digit of (2 + sqrt(3))^(17) + (2 - sqrt(3))^(17) = 5,285,770,564                                                             

Here is a hint:

Multiply first then divide then add and subtract. (ORDER MATTER!!) (From left to right)

Another hint:

BODMAS Is the rule you should follow , (We solve brackets (B) then orders (O) which is powers,exponents etc, then Division (D) then multiplication (M) then addition (A) then subtraction (S)) Most importantly, from left to right, if M is first on the left then you should start with M 

M have the same value as D 

A and S have the same value 

In both order matters tho! From left to right again!!

Solution obtained by this website calculator:

90*73/34+73-50 = 216.2352941176470588

Without a calculator: 

\(90*\frac{73}{2*17}+23\)

\(45*\frac{73}{17}+23\)

now you need to multiply 45*73 

\(\frac{3285}{17}+23\)

Long division..

\(193.24+23=216.24\)

egyptian fractions

can all fractions with a numerator of two be written as the sum of two different unitary fractions with mathematical proof

I assume:
\(\dfrac{2}{n}=\dfrac{1}{a}+\dfrac{1}{b} \)

if \(n\) is even then we set \(n=2k\):

\(\mathbf{\dfrac{2}{n}}=\dfrac{2}{2k}=\dfrac{1}{k}\mathbf{=\dfrac{1}{k+1} + \dfrac{1}{k(k+1)} }\)

if \(n\) is odd then we set \(n=2k-1\):

\(\mathbf{\dfrac{2}{n}}=\dfrac{2}{2k-1}\mathbf{=\dfrac{1}{k} + \dfrac{1}{k(2k-1)} }\)

  A = 

{1, 2}

{1 , 2, 3}

{1, 2, 4}

{1, 2, 5}

{1, 2, 3, 4}

{1, 2, 3, 5}

{1, 2, 4, 5}

{1, 2, 3, 4, 5}

I'll leave you to count them!

Good work EpicWater.

It is always good when you can solve it by yourself!   

What's the complexity of the number 15?

15.......{ (1+1)*(1+1)+1 } * (1+1+1)........8

The integer complexity of the number 15 is 8

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EP just made a careless mistake, it is no big deal. 

It does not even detract from his answer since only the method is important.

5x + 8y = -9      subtract   5x  from both sides

8y  =   -5x   - 9                divide both sides  by  8

y = (-5/8)x - (9/8)

The slope of this line   is   -5/8

So.....the  slope of a perpendicular line is     8/5

Since this line passes  through   (10,10)  we have that

y = (8/5) (x - 10) +10     simplify

y = (8/5)x  - 80/5 + 50/5

y= (8/5) x  -  30/5

m = 8/5      b = -30/5

So

m +  b =    -22/ 5

Call D  the distance  that the first car is from point A when the second car passes point A

Then the remaining  time for the  first car  to  travel 75 miles from point A  must be 

(75 - D)  / 60

And since the second car catches the first car 75 km  past point A  and it travels at  75km/h it must take this car 1 hour to  catch the  first car after passing point A

So.....the time it takes the first car to travel (75 - D) km   must be just  1 hour

So

(75 - D) / 60  = 1 

D =  15

So...the first car is 15 km past point A when the second car reaches point A

So.....the time it takes the  first car to travel 15 km =  15 minutes

So......the second car must pass point A 15 minutes after the  first

Vertical line must pass through both points of inersection of circles's circumferences, and the line L must pass through the centers of both circles. 

and you know where can i ask to this users? i don't want a stop to use this calculator, i love this tool sorry for my english :)

Good Job!!! Melody, you are correct. I also got 48. A bit late on your response, but I answered the problem before seeing you post this. 

The guest is correct

See this image

Since  AB  = AC

AD = AD

BD  = CD

Then by SSS   triangle BAD is congruent to triangle CAD

The angle BAD   = angle CAD

So   angle ABC is bisected

The answer is 3-2i

OH!

I see

It's (30 + 19i)/(4 + 9i) 

not 30+   19i/4  +9i

AB and AC must be equal!!  

OK......here's another way to solve this

C(6, n) (6x)ⁿ (  1 / (3x) ) ^{6 - n}        and we can write

C (6, n)  ( 6)ⁿ (x)ⁿ  ( 1 / 3)^6-n ( 1 / x) ^6-n

C (6, n)  (6)ⁿ( 1/3)^6-n  ( x)ⁿ  ( 1/x)^6-n

C(6, n) (6)ⁿ (1/3)^6-n ( x)ⁿ  ( x^-1)^6-n

C(6, n)  (6)ⁿ (1/3)^6-n (x)ⁿ ( x)^{n - 6}

C(6, n) (6)ⁿ(1/3)^6-n ( x) ^{2n - 6}

We need to   have    2n - 6  = 0    to eliminate the variable, x

Then   n  must    = 3

So  we have

C(6, 3) (6)³ (1/3)^6-3   

20 * 216 * (1/3)³

20 * 216 *  (1/27)  =

20 * 8  =

160

Nice, Dragan.....!!!!

You lost me at C(6,3).

If (3,6) is on the graph of y = g(x), then g(3) = 6.

we know that h(x) = (g(x))²

that means h(3) = (g(3))²

so h(3) = (6)²

h(3) = 36

therefore, the point (3, 36) is on the graph of y = h(x)

you can probably sum up the coordinates yourself :)