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The variable x varies directly as the cube of y, and y varies directly as the square root of z. If x equals 1 when z equals 4, what is the value of z when x equals 27?
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The increasing sequence of positive integers has the property that for all If then find
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Reposted again bc a certain user kept complaining about my formatting (btw it's fixed now, stop responding to my posts jfan17.)
Let be a quadratic polynomial such that , and . Let . Find the sum of the coefficients of the terms in that have even degree. (For example, the sum of the coefficients of the terms in that have even degree is )
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Suppose we have an unknown number of objects. When counted in threes, 2 are left over, when counted in fives, 3 are left over, and when coun
Suppose we have an unknown number of objects.
When counted in threes, 2 are left over, when counted in fives, 3 are left over, and when counted in sevens, 2 are left over.
How many objects are there?
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What do you think is true about the angles in triangle A'B'C'...
Please answer the three questions below from the image that you see. I just need help explaining these 3.
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Suppose . Compute in terms of and .
Suppose . Compute in terms of and .
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The path of a ball kicked from the ground can be modeled by the equation y=−1/4(x−2)(x−22), where x and y are measured in feet. The x-axis represents the ground. How far does the ball land from where it is kicked?
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There are 24 members attending the staff meeting. They leave the staff meeting in a uniformly random sequence, meaning any member is equally likely to be the nth person to leave as any other member. What’s the probability that Hao and Bandar leave one right
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SHREK 2
"Shrek has 5 times as many cards as Fiona. When Shrek gave away half of his cards and Fiona bought another 117 cards, they both have the same number of cards.
(a) How many cards does Shrek have at first?
(b) How many cards does Fiona have
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When a number is divided by 6, its quotient is 739.
(a) What is the greatest possible value of the number?
(b) What is the least possible value of the number?
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Let be a quadratic polynomial such that , and Let Find the sum of the coefficients of the terms in that have even degree.
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i need help this is the QUESTION:Sam wanted to buy candy for all his friends to share at lunch. One pound of choloclates cost $6.95, but Sam only needs 0.6 pound. its ratio,percents,and rate problems
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PLZ Help I’m begging you! Factor and Remainder Theorem Problem
Find the ordered pair of real numbers for which
is divisible by
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In a research company, 25% of adults own a tablet computer. If a random sample of 10 adults is taken, find the probabilities of the following questions:
(a) Exactly 5 adults own tablets computers
(b) Between 6 and 8 adults (inclusive) own tablet
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