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Problem Solving

When a number is divided by 27, it gives a quotient of 218 and a remainder of 14. What is the number?

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Need help....... Solve the equation system......

https://web2.0calc.com/questions/super-hard-system-o#r3

MaxWong Feb 17, 2017

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math=answer

what is 1324/43

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maths question invilving fractions

83 divided by 4 over three

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Tangent Ratio

How do you find the tan of a triangle??

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help me

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Proper setup for Chemistry question

Add the following quantities: 4.05 kg + 567.95 g + 100.1 g

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How do I do special right triangles? Please, someone, explain!

How do I do special right triangles? Please, someone, explain!

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algebra

find a value(s) that make the expression y^2-16/y^2+16 undefined.

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Three less than five times a number is equal to three times the number minus 5

Three less than five times a number is equal to three times the number minus 5

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life

how do i calculate life?

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math question

how do you solve a question 24 divided x equals 4?

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Math test tomorrow on S.A. And volume

What is the formula for surface area of a cone?

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Math test tomorrow on S.A. And volume

What is the formula for surface area of a cone?

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How to put in mixed numbers?

I'm trying to do an equation:
sec ( -168 2/15) <-- the 2/15 being the fraction connected to the -168, making it a mixed number
Any ideas?

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The region bounded by y=5 and y=x+(4/x) is rotated about the line x=−1. Find the volume of the resulting solid by any method.

The region bounded by y = 5 and y = x+(4/x) is rotated about the line x=−1. Find the volume of the resulting solid by any method.

gretzu Feb 17, 2017

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Geometry

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