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Solve for x in Y=1.5x + log (1+x) 2018-12-23
From Asadollah:
Please restate below expression in terms of y

Y=1.5x + log (1+x)

Thanks

Answered by Penny Nom.
The mass of a durian 2018-04-14
From REEVASSHINIE:
A watermelon with a mass of 5 kg and two durians with the same mass are placed on an electronic balance.If the reading shown on the balance is m kg,write an expression for the mass of a durian
Answered by Penny Nom.
Joining a fitness center 2016-12-18
From Salem:
A fitness center offers a special price for group-class students. The cost of registration is 30 dollars and then you have to pay 25 dollars per month. What is the rule of the equation in the light of
c=---m+----?

Answered by Penny Nom.
7x-1/4-1/3[2x -1-x/2]=19/3 2013-02-03
From M:
7x-1/4-1/3[2x -1-x/2]=19/3
Answered by Penny Nom.
-8(3x+4)+6x=4(x-8 )+4x 2012-01-18
From bianca:
-8(3x+4)+6x=4(x-8 )+4x
Answered by Penny Nom.
An algebraic equation with fractions 2010-09-10
From leah:
If 6/x - (x-1)/2 = 4 then the LCD is 2x, right? so you get 12/2x - (x2-x)/2x = 8x/2x, right? then what do you do with the 2x when you turn it into a quadratic equation?
Answered by Penny Nom.
Algebraic equations with fractions 2008-11-07
From John:
Solve each equation. Check each solution.
1/8+5x/x+2=5/2
10/2y+8 - 7y+8/y(squared)-16 = -8/2y-8

Answered by Harley Weston.
Solve the equation 2x + y = 6 for y. 2008-11-07
From fatiuma:
Solve the equation 2x + y = 6 for y.
Answered by Penny Nom.
Algebraic EquationsAx+By=C 2007-07-02
From Juan:
The general "Standard" form of an equation is Ax+By=C. Re-Write this equation in slope-intercept (y=mx+b) form.
Answered by Harley Weston.
6x+7=8x-13 2005-09-27
From A student:
show me how to do 6x+7=8x-13
Answered by Penny Nom.
14p - 8 = 22 + 20p 2005-09-27
From Tiffany:
14p - 8 = 22 + 20p
Answered by Penny Nom.
x = (y^2 - b^2)/2b 2005-09-04
From Bob:
while looking at x=(y2-b2)/2b on a table I was preparing for a graph, I saw that there is a point where x and y get closer to each other's value. By trial and error I tried to find the point where x=y. I saw a number which looked familiar and I realized it was the square root of 2. and so, if y=b(1+square root of 2) then x=b(1+square root of 2) also, or as x=y.
My question is: How can this result x=y when y=b(1+square root of 2) be algebraically derived from the equation x=(y2-b2)/2b without pre knowing it is so?

Answered by Penny Nom.
3A/4 +1=(2A-1)/3 2005-08-21
From Rachael:

I'm doing a practice test question and the answer I keep turning out is different from the answer on the answer sheet. I think I might be forgetting a step. The problem is:

3A/4 +1=(2A-1)/3

The answer is -16. If anyone could explain the steps to me to getting the answer I would be grateful. Whenever I do it I get something completely different.


Answered by Penny Nom.
Solve for x 2005-07-20
From Ed:
(x-1)/3 - 1 = (x + 2)/2
Answered by Penny.
4x - [2x -(3x - 2)] = 13 2000-05-13
From Teresa:
I need to find the following equation.
4x - [2x -(3x - 2)] = 13

Answered by Penny Nom.
 
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