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TBH I kinda agree with you 

no i just like silver hair

What because of Everly and Arya ?

I think you should do it temporarily and see if you like it first

It may be in your grade 11 book, but that question is grade 8 or 9.

It may be your teacher is a passive aggressive bi tch. She may have become that way after years of trying to teach on grade level to students who have not learned the prerequisites.   

Many web sites teach basic high school math. PurpleMath is one and there are many others.  If you spend an hour a day on these sites, you will learn this and be on grade level (or beyond it) in few weeks.  If you have a question, you can present it on here. You will get a serious answer (without the sarcasm).

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You should get more sleep, and then you might know how to do fractions on a calculator otr at least finf the button. Years ago, a fraction button was added to assist children and adult idiots. The irony is anyone too stupid to know how to do fractions is also too stupid to find the fraction button.  

The side opposite the 30^o angle has a length of (1/2) x (7 cm) or 3.5 cm.

The side adjacent to the the 30^o angle has a length of (3.5 cm) x ( sqrt(3) ) or 6.06 cm (approximately).

It's in my grade 11 math books, and my teacher won't help us and I think she took it from a grade & math book 

This isn’t grade 11 math.  It’s grade 8 math.

Well, maybe it’s grade 11 math in a school of imbeciles and idiots.

This is really hard, so I’ll do it for you.

 9 + 3g = 12g

9 = 12g - 3g

9 = 9g

1 = g

You might need “g,” but what you really need is a brain. 

9 + 3g = 12g

9 = 9g

g = 1

I was in grade 11 math, but they promoted me. I was so good at every subject they promoted me from a junior in high school to a junior in college. Someone said they did that to get rid of me, but I know that is not true, because then they would just promote me to a freshman in college.  If you are smart you will have a lot of haters.  

pi*pi = 9.8696044010893586

That is an approximation.

pi*(9^2)=254.4690049407732523

Sorry, for sounding rude. I just woke up with two hours of sleep. And I really need the fracitons. Sorry, again.

i am good,thank you

thanks girl i will make the best out of my day

hi how are you

Hey. I'm good, you? And you have a wonderful day as well 

I'm good and yourself?

good for you i know you are not Courtney Dickerson but you are using he pic

pi*9^2 = 254.4690049407732523

Mrs Kumar paid $14 438 for 5 similar laptops and 4 similar DVD players.

If 1 laptop and 1 DVD player cost $2960 altogether,

what was the cost of each DVD player?

Let x = laptop
Let y = DVD player

\(\begin{array}{|lrcll|} \hline (1) & x+y &=& $2960 \quad & | \quad -y \\ & x &=& 2960 - y \\\\ (2) & 5x+4y &=& $14438 \quad & | \quad x= 2960 - y \\ & 5\cdot (2960 - y) + 4y &=& 14438 \\ & 5\cdot 2960 - 5y + 4y &=& 14438 \\ & 14800 - 5y + 4y &=& 14438 \\ & 14800 - y &=& 14438 \quad & | \quad \cdot (-1) \\ & -14800 + y &=& -14438 \quad & | \quad +14800 \\ & y &=& 14800 - 14438 \\ & \mathbf{y} & \mathbf{=} & \mathbf{$362 } \\\\ & x &=& 2960 - y \quad & | \quad y= 362 \\ & x &=& 2960 - 362 \\ & \mathbf{x} & \mathbf{=} & \mathbf{$2598 } \\ \hline \end{array}\)

Each DVD player cost $362

The sum of three numbers is 7656.

The first number is 1099 more than the second number.

The third number is 877 less than the second number.

Find the value of the second number.

Let n₁ = Number 1

Let n₂ = Number 2

Let n₃ = Number 3

\(\small{ \begin{array}{|rcll|} \hline n_1+n_2+n_3 &=& 7656 \quad n_1 = 1099 +n_2 \quad n_3 = n_2-877 \\ (1099 +n_2)+n_2+(n_2-877) &=& 7656 \\ 1099 +n_2+n_2 +n_2-877 &=& 7656 \\ 1099 +3n_2-877 &=& 7656 \\ 3n_2+ 1099 -877 &=& 7656 \\ 3n_2+ 222 &=& 7656 \quad & | \quad -222 \\ 3n_2 &=& 7656 - 222 \\ 3n_2 &=& 7434 \quad & | \quad :3 \\ n_2 &=& \frac{7434}{3} \\ \mathbf{n_2} & \mathbf{=} & \mathbf{2478} \\\\ n_1 &=& 1099 +n_2 \quad & | \quad n_2 = 2478 \\ n_1 &=& 1099 +2478 \\ \mathbf{n_1} & \mathbf{=} & \mathbf{3577} \\\\ n_3 &=& -877 +n_2 \quad & | \quad n_2 = 2478 \\ n_3 &=& -877 +2478 \\ \mathbf{n_3} & \mathbf{=} & \mathbf{1601} \\ \hline \end{array} }\)

The second number is 2478