Register
Login
Username
Password
Login
forgot your password?
Home
Forum
+0
Formulary
Maths
Help
Complex Numbers
Integral Calculus
Differential Calculus
Equations
Graphs
Linear Algebra
Number theory
Percent
Standard Functions
Statistics
Trigonometry
Unit Conversion
Units
About
Imprint
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Credits
Google+
Facebook
Contact Email
F.S.
Username
F.S.
Score
22
Membership
Stats
Questions
1
Answers
9
1 Questions
9 Answers
0
864
1
+22
Factorise
How do you factorise x 3+5.x 2+8.x+4=0
I know the solution is (x+1).(x+2)²=0, but how do you get there?
●
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013
#1
+22
0
Can you give an example?
F.S.
Nov 19, 2013
#1
+22
0
30
F.S.
Nov 19, 2013
#1
+22
0
sin(30°)=1/2
x=55*sin(30°)=55*1/2=27,5
There is a table you should memerize:
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013
#1
+22
0
Which brand? Which model? It is often different with every type.
An easy way to do it is this. Lets say you need 41% from 200:
200*41/100 or 200*0,41 = 81
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013
#1
+22
0
You probably mean do to this without writing anything down?
If it is that it is pretty simple:
189 is 11 lower than 200, so what i should do is:
643-200=443
443+11=454
This way you can easily do small calculations from the heart.
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013
#1
+22
0
Can you be more specific?
Do the other numerics keep their sequence? (f.e.
1
2345 and 2345
1
)
Or can you mix them up? (f.e.
1
2345 and 5342
1
)
Is the 1 part of the original 5 digits (f.e.
1
2345)
Or dou you have a 5 digit number and you need the add the? (f.e. 23456 and
1
23456)
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013
#1
+22
0
in British Englis 317 billion
in American English 317 trillion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_of_large_numbers
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013
#1
+22
0
As far is I know this is concidered to be undefined. Just like 0/infinity or infinity/0 or 0/0 or infinity/infinity
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013
#1
+22
0
5/8+1/4=5/8+2/8=7/8
F.S.
Nov 15, 2013