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You should use a calculator to answer questions like these.

I keep sorting them into two groups until there is only one in each group.

Like for instance

5, -4,  0.6,  0.1,  11/12

First negs are smaller than pos so -4 is in one pile and the rest in another

-4,              5,  0.6,  0.1,  11/12

 Now I can see that 5 is the biggest it is the only one greater than 1

-4,              0.6,  0.1,  11/12                  5

Now I would split them into more than 1/2 and less than 1/2.   0.1 is the only one less than 1/2

-4,              0.6,  0.1,  11/12                  5

-4,   0.1,                 0.6,  11/12                         5

Now 11/12 is almost 1 and 0.6 is only a bit more than 1/2   so the answer is 

-4,      0.1,       0.6,     11/12       5

If there are any that are really close together you can use a calc to change them to decimals and you should know how to place decimals in order!

3y^2+31y+36

I am sorry guest but your answer is NOT correct.

There is no equal sign here, this is NOT an equation.  So you have answered a different question entirely!

The question is, how do you factor    \(3y^2+31y+36\).

What you need to look for is two numbers that multiply to 3*36  and add to 31

Since both these numbersare positive, both the numbers that you are looking for will also be positive.

Factors of 3*36 

=3*3*12

=3*3*3*4

=3*3*3*2*2

=  27 * 4

and 27+4=31 so these are the numbers that I want.

So now I have to repleace  31y   with    27y+4      like this

\(\quad3y^2+31y+36\\ =​​​​3y^2+27y+4y+36\\ \mbox{Now I have to factor in pairs}\\ =3y(y+9)+4(y+9)\\ =(3y+4)(y+9)\)

If you do not understand say so :))

48x divided by -6/7

48x / (-6/7)

48x X -7/6

-336x/6

=-56x

3y^2+31y+36

Solve for y over the real numbers:
3 y^2+31 y+36 = 0

The left hand side factors into a product with two terms:
(y+9) (3 y+4) = 0

Split into two equations:
y+9 = 0 or 3 y+4 = 0

Subtract 9 from both sides:
y = -9 or 3 y+4 = 0

Subtract 4 from both sides:
y = -9 or 3 y = -4

Divide both sides by 3:
Answer: | 
| y = -9 or y = -4/3

Type it into the calculator, and you will get

- 8x/7

First you need to put 48x ÷ -6 then divided by 7 which will look like

48x

-6

7

Which will the simply down to

-8x

7

Note: Underlines mean division. 

what does h equal in...

2.5/6=h/9

h=2.5/6 X 9

h=3.75

what is the frequency of light if its wavelength is 5.4e^(-5) centimeters?

Wavelength=Speed of light/Frequency

5.4e^(-5)=299,792,458,000cm/F

F=299,792,458,000cm/5.4e^(-5)cm

F=8.239471438316 X 10^12 Hertz-the frequency of light.

Yes, that are gone.  It is a pity that some people have so little to do with their time. 

Thanks for bringing it to my attention.  :))

OK. Please tell me who is the referee or the authority that is telling you it's wrong. Is it your teacher? Is it the answer in a Math book? I'm very curious to know!!!!. You do understand what these two expressions stand for, right?. The calculation is so primitive that a 10-year old gifted child could easily do it. I'm totally baffled.

I dont have the answer. Thats why I posted the problem. I got what you did and its wrong. 

OK. Why don't you give us your "right" answer, please.

Relax. I put that answer in and its wrong. And its checked

(4.0/3.0)*pi*55^3=1 1/3*pi*166,375=696,909.97

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THAT IS THE ANSWER THE WAY YOU HAVE IT POSTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!. CHECK AND SEE WHERE YOUR MISTAKE IS.

FIrst turn all the fractions into 8ths   (this is assuming she gave 1/2 of A pizza to Chris)

1/2 =4 / 8  to Chris

3/8            to John

1/4 = 2 /8  to Sally

2 pizzas =  16/8 pizzas

SO the question says she gave away  4/8  + 3/8  +  2/8 = 9/8ths of the pizza

16/8 - 9/8 = 7/8 of a pizza left (seven slices)

IF she gave 1/2 of THE (two) pizzas to Chris she is left with one pizza (8 slices)

then she gives 3/8 to John      she now has  5/8 pizza left (5 slices)

then she gives 2/8ths to Sally   so she is left with 3/8th pizza (3 slices)

The wording of the pizza she gave to Chris is a little unclear.

\(\mbox{The reliable way to do this is to use the formula }\\ \theta = \arccos\left(\dfrac{v \cdot w}{\|v\| \|w\|}\right)\)

\(v=(5,0), \|v\|=5 \\ w=(2,3), \|w\|=\sqrt{2^2+3^2} = \sqrt{13}\\ v\cdot w = 5\cdot 2 + 0\cdot 3 = 10\\ \arccos\left(\dfrac {10}{5 \cdot \sqrt{13}}\right) = 56.31^\circ\)

Michelle ordered two large pizzas. Each pizza was cut into eight slices of equal size. She gave 1/2 of the pizza to Chris, 3/8 of a pizza to John, and 1/4 of a pizza to Sally. How many slices of pizza were left?

Your percentages don't add up right: 1/2 + 3/8 +1/4=1 1/8 is wrong. They must be equal to or less than 1.

Thank you so much :)

Thats not the answer

I think I messed up, someone correct me if i'm wrong

\(a x + z = a w + y \\ a x - a w =y - z \\ a(x-w)= y-z \\ \mbox{assuming }x \neq w \\ a=\dfrac{y-z}{x-w}\)

\(q = p(r+s) \\ q = p r + p s\\ q -p s = p r \\ \mbox{assuming }p\neq 0 \\ r = \dfrac {q - ps}{p}\)

\(m = \dfrac{y_2-y_1}{x_2-x_1} \\ m(x_2-x_1) = y_2-y_1 \\ y_2 = m(x_2-x_1)+y_1\)