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no my mommy tell me that 1+1=3 u dumb ppl be lying

GAL!!!!!$${\mathtt{1}}{\mathtt{\,\small\textbf+\,}}{\mathtt{1}} = {\mathtt{2}} = \tiny\text{Error: }$$

Note, Anonymous.....if x were always equal to 1, the Algebra books would only be about 1/10 of their current thickness !!!! (LOL!!)

Just square 1/14 or just 14 and then turn it into a fraction

Simply multiply both numerators and both denominators together to get 1 fraction.

Standard notation of 3.63 * 10^3

Move the decimal 3 times to the right since we have positive 3 ( ^3). That'll give you your answer!

I'm confused by the question. A variable is a digit that can be replaced by any number this can be x, y, or any other letter.

Yes sir. Thank You for your help. (P.S. Im about to ask more questions so be ready/prepared) 

A variable can be anything...p, q, r, s, t, u, v! x, y & z are more commonly used!

Sorry...I kinda' missed that minus sign....I went back and corrected my answer....thanks to NinjaDevo for bailing me out !!!

I assume you're OK with it, now???

Yep, wonder how it'll be with 100+ people online! Crazy stuff then...maybe the website will be recognized by educational organizations!

Oh, yes, definitely. California has too much going on. Drought, earthquakes, wildfires...all of which are worsened by climate change. Yes, the forests are susceptible and hopefully can predict the next fires!

Interesting fact: One of my professors works on predicting fires in the Amazon...so cool although it sounds kind of odd.

Oh lol, nvm.

  So may i ask what the answer is?

What do you want to do??? Can you give us an example???

I believe ND made a slight mistake on this one.....let's multiply both sides by 12 right off the bat..this gives us...

8x + 3x = 17

11x = 17    divide both sides by 11

x = 17/11

Don't tell your classmates, Aziz....we have enough competition on here!!!  (Just kidding...eveyone's welcome on the forum !!! )

California DOES seem to have it's share of  "natural" (and some, un-natural) disasters, doesn't it?? Last Fall, my sister and I couldn't drive from Sequoia National to Yosemite because of the wildfires !!!!

Yeah...particularly when you've lost your seeing-eye dog like I have !!!!

Nice comical images! The dog one reminded me of National Dog Day which was yesterday here!  I like the ears one, too haha. Funny stuff, Rosala! 

I hope to answer more questions, too. Good to get back into math mode. I wonder if I can get classmates to visit this website, too!

Random alert: In <16 years, there is supposed to be a big earthquake in California known as "The Big One!"

No prob. Those minus signs can be tricky. :)

We want to find x = something, becuase that will tell us what x equals.

Here's how you'd solve this one:

2x/3+x/4=17/12          ---Multiply both sides by 3 to "clear" this divided 3 from the left side

2x+x/4=17/12*3          ---Now we'll do the same thing to the /4. Here I multiplied both sides by 4

2x+x=17/12*3*4          ---Combine the 2x and x to get 3x on the left side

3x=17/12*3*4             ---Now multiply 17 times 3 times 4 and put that over 12.

3x=(17*3*4)/12     

3x=(51*4)/12

3x=204/12                  ---204 divided by 12 is 17

3x=17                        ---Divide both sides by 3 to kind x.

x = 17/3

At first, I thought of Portobello mushrooms...but 34 Portabello sounds like an address in North Carolina, USA.

Thanks ND...I'll go back and edit my answer...I missed that minus sign.....!!!

It is right next to the "2nd" key on the first row, second column.

CPhill, I think you misinterpreted the second equation of a line. :)

You had 

$$y=\frac{1}{4}x-3$$

but it looks like it is really 

$$y=-\frac{1}{4}x-3$$

You can put this straight into the on-site calculator......it wwill even "reduce" it for you !!!