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Compute a + 5b.

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\(ab^2=\dfrac{27}{5}\\ a^2b=1080\\ b=\dfrac{1080}{a^2}\\ a\cdot (\dfrac{1080}{a^2})^2=\dfrac{27}{5}\)

\(\dfrac{1080^2}{a^3}=\dfrac{27}{5}\\ a=\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{5\cdot 1080^2}{27}}\)

\(a=60\)

\(b=\dfrac{1080}{60^2}\)

\(b=\dfrac{3}{10}\)

\(a+5b=61.5\)

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Thank dude, I also need some help on 2 and 3 but i now fully understand 1!

1. When Yin attempts to add all the positive integers from 1 through 99, he accidentally skips a number and gets the sum 4909. Which number did Yin skip?     

The formula for the sum of numbers 1 + 2 + 3 • • • + n   is (n)(n+1) / 2     

(99)(100) / 2 = 4950      If Yin got 4909 he omitted (4950 – 4909) = 41  

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Wait thats wrong

$1 + 4 + 7 + \dots + 94 + 97 = \frac{n (2a + (n - 1) d)}{2} = \frac{32 (2 \cdot 1 + 31 \cdot 3)}{2} = 1520$

1/2 * 1/8 = 1/16

Wanda has 4 vases of flowers.

Let 'x' number of vases contain 10 orchids,

then (4-x) number of vases contain 3 begonias.

Then, total number of flowers = 10(x) + 3(4-x)

Given that there are 19 flowers in vases total

So,           10(x) + 3(4-x) = 19

                10x + 12 - 3x = 19

                     7 x = 7

                       x = 1

So, Wanda have 1 vase of 10 orchids and 4-1 = 3 

number of vases containing 3 begonias.

in the calculator use the  +- key          

4 is greate than -4    so  the  second portion becomes   ab(4) = 3120

 -4   is for the first part   a/b (-4) = -60/13

4 ab = 3120

ab = 780  

b = 780/a        

                 -4 a/b = -60/13

                 -4a / (780/a) = -60/13

                    a^2 / 195   = 60/13

                     a = sqrt [ 60(195)/13]    = 30      then b = 780/30=26    you can finish .......

Good technique, but there's a little hiccup:  90 / 6 = 15 not 20.  You get the same answer, though.    

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39000 * .042= ...........        

     (    EMPLOYER will pay an additional 39 000 * .062   )

Find the smallest positive integer b for which x^2 + bx + 2010 factors into a product of two binomials, each having integer coefficients.     

The product of (x + 30)(x + 67) will give you a "b" equal to 97.  If you can find one smaller than that, my hat is off to you.  

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Multiply numerator and denominator by   sqrt (245)   to get

   6 sqrt 245 / 245    

fifty seven

Sorry, misread the problem.  

The sum is limited by the small range of g       b = 1

Find slope between the two lines to be   12/11

point slope form ( use either point)

y-7 = 12/11 ( x-8)     multiply by 11 to get rid of fraction

11y -77 = 12x - 96   re-arrange

-12x+11y = - 19    since A needs to be positive, multiply through by -1

12x -11y = 19

the squares 16 and 25 add to 41        so:     4 and 5

four.

The smallest n that works is 200, because the only ordered pairs (a,b) such that a^2 + b^2 = 200 are (2,14), (10,10), and (14,2).

Hint:   r = hypotenuse           18/2 = leg 

V = 1/3(9pi * √135)