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Pretty good, thank you.

You can find the volume of a cylinder by mulitplying the squared radius of the cylinder by pi and the height of the cylinder.

For instance, if the radius of my cylinder was 5, and the height of the cylinder was 20, then to find the volume of the cylinder I would do the following:

5 x 5 x 3.14 x 20 =

In this case, the volume of the cylinder would be 1570 cubed units.

If you plug 4/1400 straight into a calculator you come up with 0.0028571428571429 as your answer.

If you plug 5^2013 straight into a calculator you get infinity.

First Step -- Write out the equation.

2x + 4 = 14

Second Step -- Get rid of the +4!

2x +4 = 14

      -4    -4

_________

  2x = 10

Third Step -- Find x!

2x = 10

_       _

2       2

_____

x = 5

Final Answer

x = 5

Well, that kinda makes my answer irrelevant. *sniffle

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You can plug this equation into a calculator if you convert it to the following:

(9+(1/8)) - (4+(3/8)) =

As far as I know, this question is impossible to answer due to the lack of neccessary information.

If I answer any one of these, will I be doing your homework for you?