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An example of a weak thesis "The North and South fought the Civil War for many reasons, some of which were the same and some different."

An example of a strong thesis "While both sides fought the Civil War over the issue of slavery, the North fought for moral reasons while the South fought to preserve its own institutions."

If you can transform "Standardized testing is unfair and a waste of money." to something stronger, you're all good to go.

Since both equations equal y, you can make them equal each other. 5x+10= -3x+90. If we solve for x, we find that x= 10. In order to find y, we can just plug in 10 as x and we find that y= 60.

So your solution is x= 10 and y= 60 or (10, 60).

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First square the equation and rearrange

3sqrt(x)=x+k

9x=x²+2kx+k²

0=x²+2kx-9x+k²

Factor to make it a quadratic

0=x²+(2k-9)x+k²​

For a quadratic equation to have one solitution, the discrmimnant must be 0.

b²-4ac=0

Substitute in the coefficents:

(2k-9)²-4(1)(k²)=0

Expand

4k²-36k+81-4k²=0

Simplify

-36k+81=0

Solve

-4k+9=0

-4k=-9

k=2.25

I'm pretty sure this is for math, but is your thesis an opnion or a central idea? What are the requirements?

I'm sorry, but your answer is incorrect.

I thinks the answer is 1 because a can equal 5 and -4. I didn't realize that a could be negative.

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When plugging in values of x that are squares, you get k to equal 2.

So your answer should be k= 2.

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I am sorry, but that is the wrong answer

Any ways counts as long as it's accurate and easy to understand.

I got the same answer that guest got, 108, but not in so nearly elegant way.

I placed the diagram on a coordinate axis, with P(0,0), C(4,0), and B(-14,0).

Since PA = 13, it is on a circle with center P and radius 13:  x² + y²  =  13

-- I called the x-value of this point 'a', so the y-value became  sqrt(169 - a²).

I used the theorem that the center of a circle is on the perpendicular bisectors of the chords.

Since one chord is BP, its midpoint has x-value -7 and its y-value is on the line x = -7.

Since another chord is PC, its midpoint has x-value 2 and its y-value is on the line x = 2.

Another chord is AP: using its endpoints, I found its midpoint and its slope.

From these values, I could find the equation of its perpendicular bisector (not a lot of fun, for it had a lot of a-terms and square roots).

Then, I found the intersection of this perpendicular biscector with the line x = -7 and the intersection of this perpendicular bisector with the line x = 2 (there were still a lot of a-terms and square roots).

With these two points (the centers of the circumcircles), I could find the distance from one center to point P and the distance from the other center to point P (By this time, I was on a firt-name basis with the a-terms and square roots).

Since these are equal, by solving this equation, I could find the value of a, which was -5.

This is the x-value of point A, allowing me to find the y-value of point A, 12, which is the height of triangle ABC.

With the height 8 and the base 18, the area is 108.

I'm sorry, but 48 is incorrect.

I'm sorry, but 5+i is incorrect.

Let's call the number of losses x and the number of wins 3x+16. Assuming there are no ties, x+3x+16= 104 games so 4x+16= 104 and we solve for x. 

After solving for x we get 22 losses and 82 wins.

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Sounds good!

Can't check the answer right now because of computer problems, but I'm like 99.99% it's right, so thank you! :D

The subtration problem has A=2 and B=1 so the difference between the two is 1. 

21 base 4- 12 base 4= 3 base 4

She has 25%  left   =.25 * 300  = 75 pages left

75 pages * 2 min /page  =     150 min  left

y^3 - x^3 = (y-x)(y^2 + xy + x^2)

So

(y - x) ( y^2  + xy + x^2)   =  (y^2  + xy + x^2)

(y - x)   =  1

y = x + 1

And

yz + 1  = y^2 + z

(x + 1)z + 1  = (x+1)^2  + z

xz + z + 1  = x^2 + 2x + 1  + z

x^2 + 2x - xz  =  0

x ( x + 2 - z)  =  0

x = 0   or     x + 2   = z

So

{x , y , z}   =   { x, x + 1, x + 2 }

The number of ordered triples  =   {1730, 1731, 1732} .....( 1996, 1997, 1998}  = 1996 - 1730 +  1  =  267

Lol I had to use a translator for that one...

Lisa has driven 50 miles by the time Keisha leaves. Keisha gains 10 miles on Lisa per hour so it would take Keisha 5 hours to catch up to Lisa. 

d=50t

d=60(t+1)

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If she has read 75% of the pages, she has 75 pages left. If it takes her 2 minutes to read each page, it will take 75 * 2= 150 minutes to finish reading her book.

Where did the Old English Goeth?

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