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An insurance salesman walk up to house and knocks on the door

An insurance salesman walk up to house and knocks on the door. A woman answers, and he asks her how many children she has and how old they are. She says I will give you a hint. If you multiply the 3 children's ages, you get 36. He says this is not enough read more ..

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what are imaginary numbers

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M + 500 = 4732

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406

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duda

una persona toma aprox 2.51 litros de agua al dia ¿cuantos litros toma 12 personas en 15 dias?

luisdaniel Aug 10, 2016

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Let A_0=6 A_1=5 A_n=A_(n-1)+A_(n-2) for n>=2.

Let
A_0=6
A_1=5
A_n=A_(n-1)+A_(n-2) for n>=2.
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find (a,b) such that

find (a,b) such that
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L_n=a∅^n+b∅^n

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You are standing on a sidewalk and watching a parade pass by. Here are the observations you make:

You are standing on a sidewalk and watching a parade pass by. Here are the observations you make:
1. For the first 10 minutes, 80 people walk by you per minute.
2. This rate decreases by 25% for the next five minutes. read more ..

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tiaratee Aug 10, 2016

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900

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If 50 students can stand comfortably in a 20 ft x 20 ft room, how many students fit in a room that is 100 ft x 100ft?

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tiaratee Aug 10, 2016

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f(x)*g(x)

what is f(x)*g(x) if f(x) = 7x + 7 and g(x) = 6x^2

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Can 1,500 people fit in a room that is 80 x 80 ft with an average of 4.5 square feet per person?

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tiaratee Aug 10, 2016

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You are standing on a sidewalk and watching a parade pass by. Here are the observations you make:

You are standing on a sidewalk and watching a parade pass by. Here are the observations you make:
1. For the first 5 minutes, 100 people walk by you per minute.
2. This rate decreases by 25% for the next five minutes. read more ..

tiaratee Aug 10, 2016

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You can fit 20 people in a 5 x 5 ft square. Using this ratio, how many people can fit in a 500x500 ft square?

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tiaratee Aug 10, 2016

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Using a 10 x 10 ft square to estimate a crowd in a 300 x 700 ft field. What would the equation/formula be?

tiaratee Aug 10, 2016

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You are in charge to find a venue for a highschool prom. With the average square feet per person being 3.5, will 3,000 poeple be able to fit in a building

You are in charge to find a venue for a highschool prom. With the average square feet per person being 3.5, will 3,000 poeple be able to fit in a building that measures 100 x 100 ft?

tiaratee Aug 10, 2016

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STANDARD ERROR OF ESTIMATE

HOW DO I FIND THE STANDARD ERROR OF ESTIMATE

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Guest Aug 10, 2016

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(11−3x)+(7+4y)i=−17+i.

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418

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Solve

(x^a/x^b)^ab + (x^b/x^c)^bc + (x^c/x^a)^ca

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What the h**l is 2+2?!?! It's like a universal anomaly that cannot be solved!

What the heel is 2+2?!?! It's like a universal anomaly that cannot be solved!

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An insurance salesman walk up to house and knocks on the door

what are imaginary numbers

Help

duda

Let A_0=6 A_1=5 A_n=A_(n-1)+A_(n-2) for n>=2.

find (a,b) such that

You are standing on a sidewalk and watching a parade pass by. Here are the observations you make:

If 50 students can stand comfortably in a 20 ft x 20 ft room, how many students fit in a room that is 100 ft x 100ft?

f(x)*g(x)

Can 1,500 people fit in a room that is 80 x 80 ft with an average of 4.5 square feet per person?

You are standing on a sidewalk and watching a parade pass by. Here are the observations you make:

You can fit 20 people in a 5 x 5 ft square. Using this ratio, how many people can fit in a 500x500 ft square?

Using a 10 x 10 ft square to estimate a crowd in a 300 x 700 ft field. What would the equation/formula be?

You are in charge to find a venue for a highschool prom. With the average square feet per person being 3.5, will 3,000 poeple be able to fit in a building

STANDARD ERROR OF ESTIMATE

(11−3x)+(7+4y)i=−17+i.

Solve

What the h**l is 2+2?!?! It's like a universal anomaly that cannot be solved!

1+5

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