what is the slope of the rise of 2100 ft and the run of 37266?

assuming the run is also in feet

slope (gradient) =     $$\frac{2100}{37266}$$

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subtract 7 from both sides

then

divide both sides by 5

$$\\-6x>9\\
x<-9/6\\
x<-3/2$$

(2x^-4 y^-1)*2x^4 y^-3

Take a look through these examples  :)

7/(1/4)

Okay, since we can't divide by a fraction, we will have to make the fraction a whole number. The easiest way to do this is to treat the numerator and denominator as seperate parts and multiply both top and bottom by the reciprocal of the fraction: In this case, that number is 4.

(7*4)/((1/4)*4) = 28/1

Since any number over 1 is itself... (28/1 = 28) ...the answer is 28.

(-3√4a^8)(2√3a^3)

$$\\(-3\sqrt4a^8)(2\sqrt3a^3)\\\\
=-3*2*2*\sqrt{4*3}a^8a^3\\\\
=-12*2\sqrt{3}a^{11}\\\\
=-24\sqrt{3}\;a^{11}\\\\$$

Think of it this way: If you take nothing from nothing in an equal amount of nothing, all you had to begin with was nothing 

The answer, in this case, would be zero.

If you mean on the web2 calc there is a toggle button on the bottom left  

Try looking at this at the clip in this one.

just do ordinary division.

only write 48 as 48.000

          0.0583

823| 48.000

        41.15

        -------

         6.850

         6.584

         ------

         0.2660

so to 2 decimal places the answer is   0.058

Thank you CPhill 

X is equal to 3.2

Great straight forward answer, thank anon. 

you cant divide by 0..... 

$$\\4\sqrt{240}\div4\sqrt{15}\\\\
=\frac{4\sqrt{240}}{4\sqrt{15}}\\\\
=\frac{\sqrt{4*60}}{\sqrt{15}}\\\\
=\frac{\sqrt{4*4*15}}{\sqrt{15}}\\\\
=\frac{4\sqrt{15}}{\sqrt{15}}\\\\
=4$$

the answer is 0

This explains it 

very clear

thank you Alan and heureka 

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