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2^3 x 3 x 5 = 120 =(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 24, 30, 40, 60, 120) >>Total = 16 divisors.

2^(x + y)  * 3^(x - y)  * 6^(2x + 2y)   =  72

2^(x + y) *  3^(x - y) * ( 6^2)^(x + y)  =  72

2^(x + y) * 3(x - y) * 36(^(x + y)  =  72

( 2 * 36)^(x + y)  * 3^(x - y)  =  72

(72)^(x + y)  * 3^(x - y)  =  72

Since

72^(1) * 3^(0)  =   72

This will be true when

x +  y   =   1

x -  y  =     0              add these

2x   =  1

x   =1/2

And  

1/2 + y   = 1

y  = 1/2

(x,y)   =  (1/2, 1/2)

Oh yea! I remember the 2 roots thing from quadratic equations but I didnt know that one was a minus number. I remember some them had two plus numbers. How do you know which one to use if they are both plus numbers?

Divisors of 10^10 =2^10 x 5^10 = 11 x 11 =121

Divisors of 12^12 =2^24 x 3^12 = 25 x 13 =325

Divisors of 15^15 =3^15 x 5^15  = 16 x 16 =256

121 + 325 + 256 =702 divisors of all 3 numbers. However, I counted 34 as duplicates. If we remove these 34 duplicates, then we have: 702 - 34 =668 divisors of at least one of your 3 numbers (10^10, 12^12, 15^15).

Thanks, EP......here's a general way of solving something like this

Assuming that  the road is uphill one way and downhill the other way....we have that....

Avg rate    =    Total Distance  / Total Time

Call the total  distance  =  2D

The total time is   ( D/ 30)  + (D /20) 

So...we have that

Avg rate  =     ( 2D)                               2D                              2* 600

                  _____________  =       ______________  =       ______     =  24 mph

                     D/30 + D/24                D [ 30 + 20] /600                50

CORRECTED   !!!!

We can use  the triangle  inequality to solve this

Let   S  be the unknown  side

So....

S + 5  >  7           S + 7  >   5             7  +   5   >   S

S  >  2                  S  >   -2                   12  >    S

                                                              S   <  12

Taking the most restrictive positive interval for S......  

S  = ( 2 , 12)

We have   9  integers  that  will satisfy this   (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 , 9 , 10 , 11)

So....the probability  =     9  / 15    =    3   /  5

I'll try:

THere is a 95% chance that you DO order a sandwich or soup

.95 x .8 x .7 = 53.2 %      (I usually get probability questions incorrect !)

225 / 36     has two   roots  : (-15/6)     and  (15/6)   

If we square both of these.....we get   225 /36

But.....since    "a"  is positive....we need   15 / 6    =   5   / 2

Does that make sense  ???

Determine the set of all real x satisfying (x^2+3x-1)^2<9
Enter your answer in interval notation.

Take both roots and we have that

x^2 + 3x - 1   =    3                     x^2   + 3x - 1  = - 3  

x^2  + 3x  - 4   = 0                     x^2  +  3x  + 2   =   0

(x + 4) (x - 1)  = 0                     (x  + 2)  ( x + 1)   =  0

Setting each factor to 0 and solving for x  gives the answers that  x  = { -4, - 2,- 1, 1 }

So....we have the possible answers  

(-inf, -4)    ( -4, -2)   ( -2, -1)   (-1, 1)    or  ( 1 inf )

Testing a point in each interval in the original inequality we see that the  solution intervals are

(-4, -2)  U   (-1, 1)

Really cool! Thanks CPhill!  Man Im glad I found this math site

What do you mean by positive root.

ab  =  11.25       ⇒  b  =  11.25 / a       (1)

ac  = 20   ⇒  c  = 20  / a        (2)

bc  = 36         (3)

Sub (1)  and (2)   into (3)

(11.25 /a ) (20 / a)  = 36

225/ a^2  =  36       rearrange as

a^2  =  225/36       take the positive root

a  =  15 / 6    =   5 / 2

So....using (2).....

c =  20 / ( 5/2)   =   8

I'm not sure if I understand your question fully!. But, I will give it  a try.

My undestanding is that you want to know how many pemutations are there where 2 (even number) is in the 2nd position from the left, and 4 (even number) is in the 4th position from the left and 6 (even number) in the 6th position from the left. If that is the case, then:

7! =5,040 permutations. Each of the 7 numbers appears:5,040 / 7 =720 times in EACH of the 7 positions, from left to right. So, 2 will appear in the 2nd position from the left 720 times. So will 4 appear in the 4th position from the left 720 times as well. And so will 6 appear in the 6th position from the left 720 times.

Therefore, all three even numbers(2, 4, 6) will appear in their repective positions in: 3 x 720 =2,160 permutations in total (if I understood your question!).

Lay out a  rectangle with  a width of 5  and a height of  3

As shown here :  https://www.desmos.com/calculator/qnelrpyogs

The ant will cross 7  distinct squares

So....in a  rectangle with a width of 20  and a height of 12......the ant will cross 4 times as many squares  = 28

Sequences with one T  =

(TAR)  (TAG) (TAE)

(TRG) (TRE)

(TGE)

And each of these can be arranged in 6 ways....so....6 * 6  =   36       (!)

Sequences with two T's  =

(TTA) (TTR) (TTG) (TTE)

And each of these can be arranged in 3 ways ,,,,so   4 * 3  =  12     (2)

So...adding (1)  and (2)   we get  48 arrangements with at least one T

Cool!! Thankx EP!

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b=11.25/a     (from first equation)

c=36/b = 36a/11.25

ac=20

a  * [36a / 11.25] = 20

solve for a =15/6

c= 36a/11.25 = 36(15/6) /11.25 = 8

It's 10 to the power of 10?

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What are: 1010, 1212, 1515 ??? Are they supposed to be: 10, 12, 15?

Without the workings, this is fucking useless!