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Lmao, he means math

(2x^3-3x^2+2x-4)

         (x-3)

Polynomial long division is the way to go here, katie-leigh

             2x^2     +    3x        + 11

x - 3     [2x^3    -     3x^2     + 2x    -  4]

             2x^3   -      6x^2

            ----------------------------------------

                              3x^2    + 2x

                              3x^2    - 9x

                           --------------------

                                           11x   -  4

                                           11x   - 33

                                          --------------

                                                      29

So   the answer is     2x^2 + 3x + 11   remainder  29 / [ x- 3]

Oh hey, i was born in japn, obviously im japanese but whatever

I have no idea what maf is. Maybe an abbreviation of the mafia?

In that case, the mafia was italian crime lords and their muscle that took advantage of the arms surplus during and after WW2 and used the cheap weapons to carry out m****r, robberies, heists and general choas. They continue up until today though but they are slowly dieing, with the godfather leaders growing old putting the family business into unexpirienced hands of their children.

With your mom. or razor whatever floats your butt hair.

To the fool who doesn't know who math is, it is the systematic treatment of magnitude, relationships between figures and forms, and relations between quantities expressed symbolically. 

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Here's a graph that confirms Spawn's answers : https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ejqz7w60vs

omg lmao im a white girl

you are welcome ! :)

40C2 it is in how many combinations you can choose 2 tickets but you need permitation here \(\frac{2}{40P2}=\frac{2}{1560}=\frac1{780}\)

Note that there are 3 possibilities for the first seat.........and, for the other 5 seats, we can arrange the people in 5! = 120 ways.......

So

3 x 5!   =   3 x 120   = 360  ways

How many ways can six people, A, B, C, D, E and F sit in a fow at a movie theater if either C, D or E has to be seated in the 1st seat?

So only C D E can seat on the first one wich is 3

if one of C D E sat on the first one he cannot sat on the second or third whch is 5

if two of them seated on the first and second one you left with 4 people

if three of them seated on the first , second and third one you left with 3 people

the 2 and 1 only the first seat is diffrent because on the first seat can only seat three persons

Answer: 3x5x4x3x2x1=360

The probability is: 40C2=780, or 1 in 780.

The answer is 8.

9 and 8

okay thank you that helps so much 

You can't technically multiply infinity by anything... multiplication is an arithmetic operation and infinity is not a number. What you are really saying, what is the limit of axb (a times b) as both a and b approach infinity, which is infinity. Like someone else noted, limit is axb as a approaches infinity and b approaches negative infinity is negative infinity. You can really only talk about infinity as a limit of real numbers, because that's all is. The absence of infinity in the real number line is precisely why the reals are not compact.

So, in other terms, no number is higher than infinity, so the answer is infinty.

It is unquatifiable. Go google it if you insist

Find four consecutive integers such that 3 times the sum of the first and third is 84 greater than the opposite of the second.

so it is your consecutive numbers:

\(\text{x , x+1 , x+2 , x+3}\)

3 times the sum of the first and third is 84 greater than the opposite of the second:

\(3\times(x+x+2)=-(x+1)+84 \\ 6x+6=-x+83 \\ 7x=77\\ x=11\)

so your numbers are 11, 12, 13, 14

First does

Second fits the second equation, but not the first

Third does

Fourth fits first equation but not second

First three, percent of what? Im gonna assume of 1

.6 or 60%

1.25 or 125%

2.75 or 275%

.375 or 37.5%

.55 or 55%

.04 or 4%

It should be infinity, but as infinty is unquatifiable, it technically is unknown.

∞*∞=∞

Where did you go in japan? Tokyo? Kyoto?