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https://web2.0calc.com/questions/please-help_19133

This question was already asked before...just use this link, If that still doesn't help, srry.

  Tryin' to beat the heat !   

oops, my bad.

The cartesian product of two sets is the set of all possible ordered pairs whose first component is a member of the first set and whose second component is a member of the second set.

{{s,14}}

s = kt

14 = k 12

k = 7/6                       s = 7/6 t        when t = 7    s =  49/6

s/t=14/12

Then s/t, where t is 7 must equal to 14/12.

s/7=14/12

12s=98

s=98/12

s=49/6

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1/5   is   r        each  subsequent term is the term before it multiplied by 1/5

i was talking to mathwizpro not you guest, but its okay, since she lives in las vegas

yeah, srry

umm...ok then

y = mx+b

y = 1/2 x +b   sub in the given point to calc b

6 = 1/2 (4) + b

b = 4                             line eq =     y= 1/2 x + 4

no never 

Lol! I think that we should help others and solve their problems, we might be chatting a bit too much...

We are giving a whole lot of personal information

i live in maryland us

Well I live in New Jersey And What about u

Thanks! I'm not that smart though...

nice knowing you, you are really smart, and fun to chat with for these last 30 minutes!! We need people like you on this math forum!!

Oh I see. Thanks!