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Fight Procrastination Day

Today is Fight Procrastination Day! (At least, I think it is. I get things mixed up a lot.) Just wanted to post this because I saw
"Is Procrastination a problem for you?" in the sticky topics.

6 or 24?

60/5(7-5)

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if f(x)=cos^-1(2x-1) and g(x)=x^2/1+x^2 find domain of fog(x)??

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Guest Sep 6, 2017

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Given t ≈ 9.4 is a solution to cot t = –40.35, use the period of the function to name three additional solutions.

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Guest Sep 6, 2017

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A worker pained 15.2m^2 of wall in 4.6 hours. Find the area of wall painted per hour. Leave answer in a reasonable degree of accuracy.

A worker painted 15.2m^2 of a wall in 4.6 hours. Find the area of wall painted per hour. Leave your answer in a reasonable degree of accuracy.

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Guest Sep 6, 2017

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What is 6 over 24 devided by 3 over 3 equal to.

What is 6 over 24 devided by 3 over 3 equal to.
PLEASE HELP

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Guest Sep 6, 2017

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help :)

if the backyard width is 10m and the length is 25m but it has a pond in the middle of 27 meter squared whats the area of the lawn

and thx if you do help

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Silstar Sep 6, 2017

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3/4[13-(2+3)]^2

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LunarsCry Sep 6, 2017

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Use the formula S = n2 to find the sum of 1 + 3 + 5 + ... + 103 = (Hint: To find n, add 1 to the last term and divide by 2.)?

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cassie19 Sep 6, 2017

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Use differences to find a pattern in the sequence. 4,4,9,20,38,64,99 Assuming that the pattern continues, the eighth term should be?

Use differences to find a pattern in the sequence. 4,4,9,20,38,64,99 Assuming that the pattern continues, the eighth term should be?

Use differences to find a pattern in the sequence. 6,9,20,39,66,101,144 Assuming that the pattern read more ..

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cassie19 Sep 6, 2017

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Use the formula S =n2 to find the sum of 1 + 3 + 5 + ... + 597 =

Use the formula S =n2 to find the sum of 1 + 3 + 5 + ... + 597 =
(Hint: To find n, add 1 to the last term and divide by 2.)

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cassie19 Sep 6, 2017

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Please help!

3 + |1+p| = 12

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Gaymer2345 Sep 6, 2017

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long division

how do i do this in long division

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Thank you

Thanks!

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Gaymer2345 Sep 5, 2017

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Avg Velocity question

If the avg velocity 12.5 km/h how long would it take to travel 11,250 meters?

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Thank you!

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Gaymer2345 Sep 5, 2017

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The region shown is bounded by the arcs of circles having radius 4 units, having a central angle measure of 60 degrees and intersecting at points of tangency. The area of the region can be expressed in the form square units, where is read more ..

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benjamingu22 Sep 5, 2017

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Help! I don't know how to solve these 2 questions. (Algebra II)

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Guest Sep 5, 2017

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hello

off-topic

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Guest Sep 5, 2017

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Sequence when exposing

X = 10^10^100
What does that mean?

Please reply with reason.

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asinus Sep 5, 2017

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Algebra 1

I don't know how to solve x^2-2x-3, could someone help with the steps, but don't give me the answer?

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Fight Procrastination Day

6 or 24?

question

Given t ≈ 9.4 is a solution to cot t = –40.35, use the period of the function to name three additional solutions.

A worker pained 15.2m^2 of wall in 4.6 hours. Find the area of wall painted per hour. Leave answer in a reasonable degree of accuracy.

What is 6 over 24 devided by 3 over 3 equal to.

help :)

3/4[13-(2+3)]^2

Use the formula S = n2 to find the sum of 1 + 3 + 5 + ... + 103 = (Hint: To find n, add 1 to the last term and divide by 2.)?

Use differences to find a pattern in the sequence. 4,4,9,20,38,64,99 Assuming that the pattern continues, the eighth term should be?

Use the formula S =n2 to find the sum of 1 + 3 + 5 + ... + 597 =

Please help!

long division

Thank you

Avg Velocity question

Thank you!

MATHCOUNTS State

Help! I don't know how to solve these 2 questions. (Algebra II)

hello

Sequence when exposing

Algebra 1

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