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I should have said the probability that Alex catches the train is given by the area in the red box below and to the right of the blue line divided by the area of the red box.

hes normally one the smart but immature kids. he currently has straight As in all his classes so far this year.i can get a screenshot of his grade book if you want to

in our class were currently reviewing for the "end of the year" state test, and it looks like titanium rome is going to do well on this one.

ok thankyou :)

were about almost a month away from finishing 7th grade

What grade are you two in Heather?

i wasnt friends with him though until 2nd grade, becuz i used to think he was crazy and selfish, but after i got to know him more, he did turn out really cool

yeah. ive known him since kindergarten

You are a real life friend of TitaniumRome?

yeah i think he also ate the whole cat food box according to his avatar

Hi Nauseated  

Nauseated is our pet troll.  He is being very nice to you, he must have enjoyed his corn flakes this morning :)

XD i have to get over it every day in math class with him. in class, mr.diaz always asks, "kids, what do you do to convert percents to decimals?"

next thing you know, titanium rome says

"follow the beyonce rule"

and he starts singing irreplaceable (really awkward)

I belive the answer is -1.5

Good one Heather, you will fit in here REALLY well !

like titanium rome for example with his "number thingys" and the "beyonce rule"

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well thx :)

Welcome, Heather.......!!!!!

how can you guess my name?

Hi Heather, welcome to the forum.

I guess everyone is busy maybe messaging each other :D

You can ask a question or you can answer one, take your pick :))

uh no answers or guides! this is taking FOREVER!!!

impressive

no ones on? well i guess ill go offline for about 5 min

Here's a way to do this with one variable only.

Let the son's age =x,  the daughter's age = 2x,   and the mother's age = 4x

And we have that in 22 years, the son wll be half as old as the mother......thus.....

2(x + 22)  = 4x + 22

2x + 44 = 4x + 22

22 = 2x

x = 11       and that's the son's age

2x = 22     and that's the daughter's age