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Please HELP! In a certain lottery game players choose a set of 6 distinct numbers from the numbers 1-50. How many combinations are possible if order is not important. Thanks sooooo much!
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Three coins are tossed. How many ways are there to get more than 2 tails, exactly 2 heads, only 1 tail. Thanks in advance for the help!
College math
I really need to know the answer to this extra credit problem. Please help! A quantity, W, is directly proportional to X and the square of Y and inversely proportional to the cube of Z. W=3 when X=4, Y=2 and Z=4. What is the value of W when X=8, Y=9 and Z=6? Give answer to 3 d...
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A quantity, W, is directly proportional to X and the square Y, and inversely proportional to the cube of Z. W=3 when X=4, Y=2 and Z=4. What is the value of W when X=8, Y=9 and Z= 6? Give answer to 3 decimal places. Thanks in advance! I appreciate all the help! :)
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A quantity, W, is directly proportional to x and the square of y and inversely proportional to the cube of z. W-3 when x=4,y=2 and z=4. What is the value of w, when x=5, y=5 and z=4. Give answer to three decimal places. Thanks so much!
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It takes Mike 8 minutes to walk to the store from his house. The return trip takes 13 minutes because he walks 1mph slower due to the bags he is carrying. How fast did Mike walk on his way to the store? Carry out one decimal place. Thanks in advance!
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Ricky is 5 years older than Sara. Three years ago he was twice her age. How old is Ricky? Thanks for the help!
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I posted this problem earlier, but I still can't figure it out. It is for extra credit. I was hoping if someone could please solve it. I would greatly appreciate it. A bourbon that is 51 proof is 25.5% alcohol by vol. while one that is 82 proof is 41% alcohol by vol. How m...
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I am not understanding how to do this problem. Basically, whst I need to know is how many liters of 51 proof bourbon must be mixed with 1.0L of 82 proof bourbon to produce a 66 proof bourbon. This is am extra credit assignment, and I really need to know the answer. Please help!
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Please help me with this problem: A bourbon that is 51 proof is 25.5% alcohol by volume while one that is 82 proof is 41% alcohol. How many liters of 51 proof bourbon must be mixed with 1.0 L of 82 proof bourbon to produce a 66 proof bourbon? Give answer to 3 decimal places. T...
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