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Wow, :D.

That is a very logical conclusion..I guess.

Lol, that is exactly what I would answer.

If my assumptions are wrong, tell me.

That was question 2.

1)\(6 - \log \dfrac{1}{2} x = 3\\ \log \dfrac{1}{2} x = 6 - 3 = 3\\ \dfrac{1}{2}x=10^3\\ x = 2\times 10^3 = 2000\)

2)\(\log(4x-3)+6 = 4\\ \log(4x-3)=-2\\ 4x-3 = 10^{-2}=\dfrac{1}{100}\\ 4x = \dfrac{301}{100}\\ x=\dfrac{301}{400}\)

3)\(\dfrac{2}{3}\log(5x) = 2\\ \log(5x) = 3\\ 5x = 10^3 = 1000\\ x = 200\)

4)\(2\log(250x)-6 = 4\\ 2\log(250x) = 10\\ \log(250x)=5\\ 250x = 10^5 = 100000\\ x = 400\)

5)\(5-2\log x = \dfrac{1}{2}\\ 2\log x = 5-\dfrac{1}{2}=\dfrac{9}{2}\\ \log x = \dfrac{9}{4}\\ x = 10^{9/4}=\sqrt[4]{10^9}=100\cdot\sqrt[4]{10}\)

1)    

Solve for x:
6 + (log(4 x - 3))/(log(10)) = 4

Subtract 6 from both sides:
(log(4 x - 3))/(log(10)) = -2

Multiply both sides by log(10):
log(4 x - 3) = -2 log(10)

-2 log(10) = log(1/10^2) = log(1/100):
log(4 x - 3) = log(1/100)

Cancel logarithms by taking exp of both sides:
4 x - 3 = 1/100

Add 3 to both sides:
4 x = 301/100

Divide both sides by 4:
Answer: |x = 301/400

Draw a new coordinate system on the point (1,1) so that (1 , 1) is the new origin.

Find the new coordinate for the point (-4,4) which is (-5 , 3)

Rotate 90 degrees clockwise, you obtain the point (3,5) at the new coordinates.

Find the old coordinate for the point (3,5) which is (4,6)

DONE!!

you - me = 0

you = me. lol

We are all humans.

\(\dfrac{1}{25}p - \dfrac{1}{2}p=8-10\\ p(\dfrac{1}{25}-\dfrac{1}{2})= -2\\ p=-\dfrac{2}{\dfrac{1}{25}-\dfrac{1}{2}}=-\dfrac{2}{-\dfrac{23}{50}}=\dfrac{100}{23}\)

Hope this helps.

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Hmm. Maybe we can possibly calculate the friction? *sarcastic*

Multiply the numbers together you get 3 * 3 * $10 = $90.

Easy.

fraction button is same as the division button.

5 over 7 is same as 5 DIVIDED by 7.

90 before tax 

1)  Area of a hexagon with a perimeter of 24 ft

The side length is 1/6 of this = 4 ft.....

And the area = 6(1/2)(4)^2*sqrt(3)/2 = (3/2)*16*sqrt(3) =

24*sqrt(3) ft^2  ≈ 41.6 ft^2

2) The largesr circle that can be constructed in such a rectangle will be one with a radius of 7.

And the area outside the circle but still inside the rectangle =

Area of the rectangke - the area of the circle  =

(14 * 21) -  pi (7^2)    =  294 - 49pi  ≈ 140.1 sq ft

P.S. - I'll provide a pic, if you want.

4889988 * sqrt 5 * 2

= 21868691.1543164832359273

Let theta be the angle of elevation.

\(\tan \theta = \dfrac{7.2}{4.9}=\dfrac{72}{49}\\ \theta \approx 55.8^{\circ}\)

square foot?

Do you mean square root?

If yes:

\(8\sqrt 2\\ =\sqrt{8^2\times 2}\\ =\sqrt{128}\)

You are not quite correct.

a and b does not NECESSARILY equal 4 and 17. It can be any multiple of the numbers.