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    2xy = 2x*2y | 
  2020-10-22 | 
   
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  From Amber: Um i am wondering what this equation equals. Thank you for your time and help.
  
 2xy=2x*2y Answered by Penny Nom. | 
   
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    Manipulating an equation | 
  2015-06-05 | 
   
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  From Leigh: Hi, I'm having trouble trying to find out how the equation  y=mx+b for b comes up with the answer b=y-mx. Could you please assist me with this Answered by Penny Nom. | 
   
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    BEDMAS solving for X | 
  2007-02-07 | 
   
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  From damian: Hi, I am having a problem understanding why when using BEDMAS the text book example of the following question has used bedmas and reduced the calculation to 4/3. 
   Text book formula:  X/200,000 = (X - 90,000) / 150,000  X = 4/3 * (X - 90,000)  X = 360,000  
   My solution: I always thought that when you do something to one side you do the same to the other. Why would the equation bring the 200,000 / 150,000 down to 4 / 3 I would think it would look something like this.  X/200,000 = (X - 90,000) / 150,000  X = 200,000*((X - 90,000) / 150,000) Answered by Stephen La Rocque. | 
   
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    Solving an equation | 
  2000-12-29 | 
   
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  From Bob: Would you be able to help me solve this math equation..     Solve for b, 2 [b - (q + s)] / q = s   Answered by Penny Nom. | 
   
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    An equation involving x to the x | 
  2000-07-22 | 
   
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  From Joy Peter:     I am joy, a teacher teaching Maths at the secondary level and while solving a sum came to this stage when i got xx (1 + log x) = 0, by which we can conclude that xx = 0 or  1 + log x = 0. If xx = 0, than what should be the value of x? I feel that the value of x should then be 0 (zero) but then how do I explain this to the students as we also know that anything to the power of 0 is 1 but here 0 raised to 0 is 1. If this is not defined then how do I explain this? Answered by Penny Nom. | 
   
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