Melody: Thank you Dms,I have included the address of this thread in "Information pages worth keeping or developing"http://web2.0calc.com/questions/information-pages-worth-keeping-or-developing
Thank you Dms,I have included the address of this thread in "Information pages worth keeping or developing"http://web2.0calc.com/questions/information-pages-worth-keeping-or-developing
idkman: Thank you guys. Very nice community you got going here. I appreciate your help. You're here for me when my teachers arent Think I'll register now. You won me over
Thank you guys. Very nice community you got going here. I appreciate your help. You're here for me when my teachers arent Think I'll register now. You won me over
tyfriendly: Jane calls her friend long distance. The first minutes of her calls costs $1.23 and each additional minute costs $0.89. The total cost of the calls is $15.47 for how many minutes did Jane and Frank talk. If x represents the total number of minutes talked. What equation can be used to solve the problem .
Jane calls her friend long distance. The first minutes of her calls costs $1.23 and each additional minute costs $0.89. The total cost of the calls is $15.47 for how many minutes did Jane and Frank talk. If x represents the total number of minutes talked. What equation can be used to solve the problem .
Quote: How to find the perimeter of a sector of a circle by only knowing the area of the sector?
How to find the perimeter of a sector of a circle by only knowing the area of the sector?
Melody: All questions answered EXCEPT a T-test ?
All questions answered EXCEPT a T-test ?
snoopy1205: A car driving over a suspension bridge is supported by a cable hanging between the ends of the bridge. Since its shape is a parabolic, it can be modeled by a quadratic equation. The height above the road bed of a bridge's cable h in inches measured at distance d in yards from the first tower is given by h=d^2-36d+324.If the driver of a car looks out at a height of 49 inches above the road bed, at the distance(s) from the tower will the driver's eyes be at the same height as the cable?
A car driving over a suspension bridge is supported by a cable hanging between the ends of the bridge. Since its shape is a parabolic, it can be modeled by a quadratic equation. The height above the road bed of a bridge's cable h in inches measured at distance d in yards from the first tower is given by h=d^2-36d+324.If the driver of a car looks out at a height of 49 inches above the road bed, at the distance(s) from the tower will the driver's eyes be at the same height as the cable?
kinnidyh@yahoo.com: an editor charges $30 for each hour he works on a book project, plus a flat $25 editing fee. How many hours of work are included in a $190 bill for a book project.
an editor charges $30 for each hour he works on a book project, plus a flat $25 editing fee. How many hours of work are included in a $190 bill for a book project.
Keith: A previous student had a mean score of 35 on a test, and current class has an average score of 40 with a standard deviation of 7. The standard deviation of the distribution of means is 1.63. The t score is
A previous student had a mean score of 35 on a test, and current class has an average score of 40 with a standard deviation of 7. The standard deviation of the distribution of means is 1.63. The t score is
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