arithmetic
Alan and Bob are playing with numbers. Starting with the number n=1 they take turns performing arithmetic manipulations with n. Alan goes first and always multiplies n by 3. Bob adds 1 or 2 to the number n, depending on a coin toss. A number is called reachable, if it can poss...
math
The home economics team has 6 3/4 feet of fabric for a class project. They need 3/4 of a foot of fabric for each piece in the project. How many pieces will they be able to cut?
Math
The height (in feet) of a small weight oscillating at the end of a spring is h(t) = 0.5 cos(2t) where t is in seconds, 0 ≤ t ≤ 5. (This is calculus. Use radians!) (a)Calculate the weight’s average velocity over the time interval 1 ≤ t ≤ 3. Show cle...
algebra
the length of a rectangle is fixed at 23cm what lengths will make the premiter greater than 72cm
Alegbra 1a
8 Increased by b The translation is
6th grade science
what are two objects with the same volume. why does one feel heavier?
science
is wood waterproof?
Managerial Economics
The manager of All City realtors wants to hire some real estate agents to specialize in selling housing units acquired by the Resolution Trust Commission (RTC) in its attempt to bail out the savings and loan industry. The commission paid by RTC to the company to sell these hom...
Managerial Economics
Recently one of the nation’s largest consumer electronics retailers began a nationwide television advertising campaign kicking off its “Take It Home Today” program, which is designed to encourage electronics consumers to buy today rather than continue postponing...
Managerial Economics
Suppose the two rival office supply companies Office Depot and Staples both adopt price matching policies. If consumers can find lower advertised prices on any items they sell, then Office Depot and Staples guarantee they will match the lower prices. Explain why this pricing p...
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