• Q : Nectarines and plums....
    Algebra :

    The farmers market is selling nectarines for $0.89 each and plums for $0.59 each. How many nectarines and plums could be bought with exsactly $9.18?

  • Q : Distributive property for a negative monomial times....
    Algebra :

    Provide an example of using distributive property for negative monomial times trinomial with different signs on terms [for example: -3x(2xy + 3y - 2x)] and show each step of distribution.

  • Q : Describe fractional parts....
    Algebra :

    Explain fractional parts. Explain the two distinct requirements of fractional parts? Discuss how childrens' concepts of partitioning need to be refined to produce concept of fractional parts.

  • Q : Question regarding quadratic equation....
    Algebra :

    Solve the following by factoring x^2+6x+8=0. Solve the following by using the quadratic equation 5w^2-3=0

  • Q : Index of the system....
    Algebra :

    For (a), I get the critical points are(0,0) and(-2^1/5, 4^1/5). Then I get det(0,0)=2 and det(-2^1/5, 4^1/5)=-10, so index of the system is -8 and the index of periodic orbit is 1, so there's no per

  • Q : Example of a parabola in real life....
    Algebra :

    Make your example of a parabola in real life (Bouncing ball) the subject of your post and then tell us in your own words about your parabolic find (at least 250 words). Do not just make this up off

  • Q : Find the length and the width....
    Algebra :

    The length of a rectangle is 4 inches more than 2 times the width. The perimeter is 50 inches. Find the length and the width.

  • Q : Question mean of the sampling distribution....
    Algebra :

    Among a random sample of 500 college students, the mean number of hours worked per week at non-college related jobs is 14.6. This mean lies 0.4 standard deviations below the mean of the sampling dis

  • Q : Same amount of money....
    Algebra :

    Assume that she put the same amount of money into her account every week and will continue to do so.

  • Q : Mean and standard deviation of a normal distribution....
    Algebra :

    Nicole missed the lesson on normal distribution and needs to do her homework. Explain to Nicole how to use the mean and standard deviation of a normal distribution to determine the top 5% of the pop

  • Q : Supply function for items....
    Algebra :

    Suppose the supply function for these items is Q=100p+80, which means that there are 80 items already in the warehouse, and or each that is $1 that the price goes up the supply will go up 100 times

  • Q : Putting a regression model....
    Algebra :

    When you think about it putting a regression model together isn't that difficult. After all, I assume if you're doing that you would have a feel for the process you are modeling and the variables t

  • Q : Question regarding counting principles....
    Algebra :

    "Counting Principles" Please respond to the following: Compare and contrast permutations and distinguishable permutations. Provide a formula for each.

  • Q : Solving systems of non-linear equations....
    Algebra :

    Your favorite math magazine has recently published article on their website regarding whether solving systems of non-linear equations is easier by graphing or algebraically. You decide to write down

  • Q : Four algebraic processes....
    Algebra :

    Suppose you are tutoring a classmate in the four algebraic processes. Define each process and provide an example of each.

  • Q : Algebra review....
    Algebra :

    Explain in your own words what the author of your textbook means by the statement, "If you add percents, you often obtain incorrect results." Determine other kinds of errors that can contribute to i

  • Q : Define the random variable....
    Algebra :

    Let X be a continuous random variable with the PDF f and the CDF F. Assume that f(x) > 0 for all real numbers x. Define the random variable Y = F (X ).

  • Q : Graph the quadratic equation....
    Algebra :

    Graph the quadratic equation by finding and plotting ordered pair solutions.

  • Q : Different types of industrial refrigerators....
    Algebra :

    Frigid Air company produces three different types of industrial refrigerators; A, B and C. The production capacity of the plant is 1000 units per week. Sales department calculates the unit prices fo

  • Q : Measure of central tendency and descriptive statistics....
    Algebra :

    Analyze a research article which incorporates measure of central tendency and descriptive statistics. Briefly describe and report the measure of central tendency and explain whether the assumptions

  • Q : Component of investing money....
    Algebra :

    A common component of investing money is to take advantage of a financial institution's willingness to pay compound interest. Compound interest is basically interest paid on a deposit that continual

  • Q : Real-life application for inequalities....
    Algebra :

    In what ways is solving inequalities the same as solving equations, and in what ways is it different? Also include at least one real-life application for inequalities.

  • Q : Find the exponential function....
    Algebra :

    Find the exponential function f(x)=Ca^x whose graph goes through points (0,2) and (3,16).

  • Q : Question regarding bacterial growth....
    Algebra :

    As a medical research technician, you have been assigned the task of modeling the growth of five different strains of the E. coli bacteria.

  • Q : Volume of a rectangular solid....
    Algebra :

    A rectangular solid has a base with length 5 cm and width 2 cm. If the volume of the solid is 100 cm3, find the height of the solid. [Hint: The volume of a rectangular solid is given by V = LWH.]

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