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Just find the area and multiply by the cost per square meter....

Example  :

6m x 5m    at a cost of $3 per square meter....we have

6m x 5m  = 30m^2  x $3 per square  meter   =  $90

Uhm...What??

Thats not really a math problem! :/

Have you tried a / in between the numbers. Example: 1/2

Iodine-125 has a half-life of 59.43 days.

R =I . 2^(-360 days/59.43 days), where R=Remainder.

R =I . 2^-6.0575467

R = 0.0150 x 100

R =1.5% - the fraction of Iodine-125 left after 360 days.

9 + 10 = a dead meme

No, original it was the nggers

Dude, this is old now! :/

16

E=2.5*100.4*0.2[1-(228305.0847/100.4)0.286]

=-32,597.4271121- Are you supposed to get negative energy? if not, then your equation is wrong.

There are many bond yield and price calculators online that you could use to verify your return. I entered your numbers in this online calculator(which is very accurate) and gave the results here:

https://powertools.fidelity.com/fixedincome/startYield.do

I calculated it separately on my computer and it gives exactly the same answer.

Good luck to you.

For anyone who wants to investigate this further, the following might be of interest:

According to the web2.0 calculator:

sqrt(567) = 23.8117617995813153

This has gotten old, and the answer is 19, and its starting to get annoying (To me), 

If a wheel that has a radius of 1 foot rolls 5 complete revolutions, how far will it travel?

Cicumference = {Radius x 2} x Pi

C =1 x 2 x Pi

C =6.2831853....

6.2831853... x 5 =31.42 Feet it travels in 5 complete revolutions.

Thank you! :) (Except for the first comment)