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According to the calculator here:

$${\mathtt{400}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{{\mathtt{e}}}^{{\mathtt{0.5}}} = {\mathtt{659.488\: \!508\: \!280\: \!051\: \!28}}$$

or approximately  659.5

So, since it's linear, I assume we have

(2/5)(x-1) + (5/2)(x+2) = (3/2)(x-2)

Let's multiply through by the LCM of 2 and 5 (i.e., 10) to clear the fractions...this gives

4(x-1) + 25(x + 2)  = 15(x-2)          simplify

4x - 4 + 25x + 50  = 15x - 30          combine like terms

29x + 46 = 15x - 30          subtract 46 from both sides and subtract 15x from both sides

14x = -76                                  divide both sides by 14

x = -76/14  = -38/7

Did you do it the same way Alan.  I assume that you did.   

Yes, I get 295.331 as well.

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Here's a special send off.......as rosala would say......"CPhill style"

That's great Dragon.  

i did a real good one. the teachers said it was the best of all so far. i would write the poem another day.

But act innocent around her. and make her feel proud. dont kick her out. she loves this site, she tells me. The time has come for me. I am leaving.  Goodbye!!! I would see you all in a long time!!!   

We won't forget you DragonSlayer.  Come back when you are allowed.  We'll look after Bumblebee.  :))

Depends from the size of the tootsiepop. If it was big, i would say 100+ licks.

If it was medium, i would say 50-75 licks.

If it was small, I would say 25-50 licks. 

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9 over 12 = $$\dfrac{9}{12}$$

51.25 over 5 = $$\dfrac{51.5}{5}$$

Because!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@ End of Day Wrap           Mon 6/10/14 Sydney,         Australia Time 10:55pm      ♬

Hi all,

Our great answers today were from Alan, Geno3141, Ayanismith92314, CPhill, Aoanewbie, isiber17, radio and Coolkille98. Thank you all.   

Now for some interest posts:

1)Considerations when integrating   Thanks Alan 

Tues 7/10/14

1) Sum of rates questions can be really tricky.  (Thanks CPhill)

YES HE IS!!!

I have no idea how to do it but Wolfram|Alpha is pretty cluey.

IF I entered the right input in then maybe you get the right output.    295.331