Posted by mhaidar9108 on Wednesday, February 6, 2008 at 12:41am.
3. has questions 2 and 3 included, so its really not one question, its one question with three parts, but i have one part answered i just dont understand these two.
You need to be more specific. I worked problem 3.) for you yesterday and included all the steps, including answers to each step. #2 is worked essentially the say way as is #3. We try very hard to help but help is all we do. You posted three questions and I worked one. I shall be happy to help you work 2 and 3 but I won't do them for you. You may be confused about which numbers to plug into which formulas. Go back over the problem I worked for you. I shall be happy to help you understand the problem I worked. If you understand the steps in that problem then it should be easier to work 2 and 3.
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