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NOOOOOOOOOOO!!

STOP SPAMMING!!

its hax dude

Thanks

I;ll try less complex sentences...

The calculators cant handle this question

Sorry cant help

Drop the 'Ebonics'  (it's not 'cool' ...it = 'uneducated') and submit a math question

Learn to use the calculator here. Just enter 1, then click on / key, then enter 13 followed by = sign. That should give you your answer.

can you give me the answer to root 7 - root 11 - 4 * root 7, please

sqrt(7) - sqrt(11) - 4* sqrt(7)=

2.646 - 3.317 - 4*(2.646)=

2.646 - 3.317 - 10.584=-11.255

Learn how to use the calculator here. Just enter 49, then click on "√x" and the press the = sign. That should give you your answer.

1085/8-- Learn how to use the calculator here. Just enter 1085, then click on the / sign, followed by 8 and finally press = sign.

A simple Google search of who owns our debt as a result of unbridled U.S. government deficit spending:

https://www.nationalpriorities.org/campaigns/us-federal-debt-who/

I think this is what you might be referring to, rosala......

http://web2.0calc.com/questions/communications-with-andre-massow-with-reply_1

Good evening Melody!

where did the sticky topic "communications with Andre Massow" or something like that go?

2/3 - 1/6   remember....we have to get a common denominator ........and the common denominator of 2 and  6  is 6........

2 / 3  = 4 / 6   ......we multiplied the 3 in the denominator of the first fraction by 2 to get the 6 in the denominator of the second fraction.......we have to do the same to the numerator of the first fraction (2) in order to get the numerator of 4 of the second fraction   ....so we have.....

4 / 6  - 1 / 6  = 3 / 6   = 1 /2

2/5 + 1/6    the common denominator  is 30.....so we have

[2 / 5] * [6 / 6 ]   +  [ 1 / 6]* [ 5 / 5]   =

12 / 30 +  5 / 30    = 17 / 30

2  1/4 + 1 3/4       this one is easy.....we really have.....

2 + 1 + 1/4 + 3/4   =

3 + 4/4        and 4/4  = 1   .so.....

3 + 1   =

4

If you meant this :  

100^{log 2} .........we have

(10²) ^{log 2}   =

10 ^{2log 2}  =

10^( log 2² )  =

10 ^{log 4} =      [ Following the rule that   a^( log_a b )  = b ] , we end up with :

4

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Hi, 

The answer credits today go to Nauseated, Mormert, CPhill and Geno3141.  Thank you.      

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Silly question maybe, but exactly who (or what) are the US in debt to the tune of 17 trillion dollars to ?

What does lg2  mean?

is is log base 10 of 2

or

log base e of 2

or

log base 2 of something ?????

Your brackets are not balanced and I do not know what the , is there for.

This is why I did not answer when you first posted.   :/

Thank you!!

I've been to the Southernmost Point marker in Key West where it says 90 MILES to Cuba.

I assume from your question, you are looking at the National Debt of the United States....which now stands at 18.4 TRILLION dollars.    INTEREST on this debt is approximately 250 BILLION each year.    WIth interest thrown into the equation , the payment period @ only 10 million DAILY  (only 3.65 BILLION Annually)   becomes  'NEVER'

Nowhere  did you specify that this was an annual rate.

However in my answer I did specify that I had to make assumptions because the question had missing information.

My first assumption clearly stated that I had taken it to be the bond rate,which is 6 monthly.  I stated that it was not an annual rate.

My second assuption was what the face value and redemption value were.

Hence, if the interest rate is the only error.  It was your error as the question asker.  Not mine as the answerer.

Hence my answer is, by your own calculations, correct.

Melody:I congratulate you on trying to calculate the Bond price. Excellent effort. I give you 9 out 10 stars!!. The only mistake you made was to take the coupon rate of 4% and the desired yield of 3% as annual instead of semi-annual rates. The Treasury Bonds both in US and in Canada must be, by law, compounded semi-annaually and they are traded as such. I know this for a fact, because that is what I did as an Investment Banker for some 25 years. If you had just taken $4/2=$2 as paid every six months, and used 3%/2=1.5% for your calculation, you would have been spot on!. If you did that for 15 years, or 30 periods, you would have gotten $112.008. By law, the Bond prices and yields are carried to an accuracy of 3 decimal places. BRAVO!! Now, try to have your Pal, CPhill, try his hand and do the same thing in his spare time and see how close he gets!, but without taking a peek at your work!. I also have the advantage of having specialized software on my computer that does these calculations instantaneously. After all, I have to look after my own investments!!!!!!.