joliel3

*Keep in mind that ALL labels are wrong*

1. We know that the box with only green balls can't be Box 3 since Matt pulled a red ball from there.

2. Box 2 also can't be the box with only green balls because it's labeled GREEN, and the label is supposedly wrong.

3. We have one choice left, Box 1!

Answer: Box 1 

Off topic post/useless post...

Do you need help on fractions?

1. Apply the exponent rule turning the expression into 1/(8/125)^(-1/3).

2. The denominator (8/125)^(1/3) can be rewritten as (8^(1/3))/(125^(1/3)).

3. Factor 8^(1/3) into (2^3)^(1/3) which equals 2^(3*1/3) which equals 2. Now let's find the denominator. Factor 125^(1/3) into (5^3)^(1/3) which equals 5^(3*1/3) which equals 5.

4. We can't forget about that 1 at the very top of the fraction from the beginning, so we have to simplify 1/2/5. (1)/(2/5)=(1)(5/2)=5/2 or 2 1/2.

Answer: 5/2 or 2 1/2 

Edit: I messed up some signs... YIKES... but they're good now!

Sorry, there is not enough information given. :)

AOPS...! 

1. Find out what 223*634 is. (area of the piece of sheet metal in square feet)

2. Multiply the product by 144 (aka 12^2 since 1 square foot=144 square inches, and 1 foot is 12 inches)

3. YOU GET THE ANSWER!!! 

This is not my explanation btw... credits to the owner.

"Since current is directly proportional to voltage, multiplying the voltage by a factor of 6 (going from 50V to 300V) will also multiply the current by a factor of 6. Since current is inversely proportional to resistance and resistance is directly proportional to length, halving the wire will halve the resistance and thus double the current. Therefore the new current will be 6*2=12 times the original current or 12*200=2400 milliamps." 

Excuse me guest, don't just give out wrong answers without any real work shown; it's not helping anyone learn. 

Wow... I really need to work on reading LaTeX!