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First Grade Math Worksheets
Debra Said:
8th grade math homework help?We Answered:
hm...well i kinda have two way to do it.., but its not FOIL.
have you tried the box way? or the rainbow way?
(x-6)(x-3)
X * X=X^2
X*-3= -3x
-6*x=-6x
-6*-3=18
and i got x^2-3x-6x+18
and by adding lightterms.. its
x^2-9x+18
hope i helped.
Alan Said:
Help with 7th Grade Math Homework? SOMEONE EXPERIENCED IN MATH, PLEASE!?We Answered:
Your daughter would be wise to recall her Grade 1 desk with the number line. Your daughter will need to draw number lines to answer these questions.3/41: Write down #'s 1 to 41 between a BIG ZERO and a ONE. Place 3 on the number line. It is very close to the ZERO
-8/9: Count/write down #'s 9 to 1 between a BIG MINUS 1 and a ZERO. Place 8 on the number line. It is very close to the MINUS ONE.
-8/38: Count/write down #'s 38 to 1 between a BIG MINUS 1 and a ZERO. Place 8 on the number line. It is much closer to the ZERO than it is to the halfway point.
Your daughter already knows how to work a number line. She just forgot about it. Put her to work on this. Over time, she should be able to visualize the # on the line WITHOUT writing it down. That's the point of this exercise.
HAVE FUN:)
Arnold Said:
7th grade math problem...help please?We Answered:
for 32% of 46, I'd use 10%.10% of 46 = 4.6.
20% of 46 = 9.2
30% of 46 = 13.8
Therefore I'd estimate that 32% of 46 is 14.
Jean Said:
8th grade remedial math help?We Answered:
?The first two problems are physics problems that can be solved with the equation:??Dy = {½ • g • t²} + {(Viy) • t} + Diy
?where Dy is the vertical end position = 13 ft (in the 1st case) and 10 ft (in the 2nd case).
????Viy is the vertical component of the initial vertical velocity
????Diy is the initial height
??and?g = -9.8 m/sec²?=?-32 ft/sec²
?You'll end up with a quadratic equation for both problems.
?Solve for "t" and choose the correct answer (on the way up or on the way down).
?Remember the units are British.
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????????????6 + 2x??????????
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??????????|????6?????????|???????|
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??????????|5?????????????|??????5 + 2x
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?????Total Area = (6 + 2w) • (5 + 2w) = 72 yd²
?????Total Area = 4w² + 22w + 30 = 72
????????????4w² + 22w ? 42 = 0
???????????(2w + 14) • (2w ? 3) = 0
???????w = 1.5 yds?and?w = -7 ft (discard)
????????????w = 1.5 yds