advance functions
Determine the Interval notation and Inequality notation of the absolute value notation: abs(x)>-5
Advance Functions
Solve: 12+4|6x−1|<4 5−6|x+7|less than or equal to 17 ...can you please explain to me.. i know that it's like solving algebraically but one of them has no solution..
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Solve: 12+4|6x−1|<4 5−6|x+7|less than or equal to 17 ...can you please explain to me.. i know that it's like solving algebraically but one of them has no solution..
College Math
I guess that the number of men and women doesn't matter so they're just 35 all. My answer is 35P4 + 31C6. . I used permutations for the pres~sec b'cse they have diff roles, not like the advisory committee. . Email me at ust008332@gmail if you found a better answer.
home economics
As part of the nation’s recovery from the Great Depression of the 1930s, the banking system was reformed in which of the following ways? A. The government paid off loans for large corporations. B. The Federal Reserve Banks were closed. C. Banks were deregulated by the gov...
Math
Calculate the monthly finance charge for the following credit card transaction. Assume that it takes 10 days for a payment to be received and recorded and that the month is 30 days long. Assume 365 days in a year. (Round your answer to the nearest cent.) $3,000 balance, 21% ra...
Geometry
The base of the prism is a rectangle with sides 13 m and 5 m in length. Find the lateral surface and surface area of the given prism.
Anthropology
Ethnographic methods are to ethnological methods as: (Points : 1) the humanities are to the sciences. fieldwork is to laboratory experiments. description is to comparison. nature is to culture.
Physics
the charges an coodinates of two points charges located in x-y palne are : q1=+3*10^-6 C ; x=+3.5 cm . y=+0,5 cm and q2=-4*10^ -6 C; x= - 2 cm y=+1.5 cm . (a)Find the electric potential at the origin(b)How much work must be done to locate these charges at their given positions...
Physics
Consider a point charge with q= 1.5*10^-8 C. (a) what is the radius of an equpotential surface having a potential of 30 V?(b)Are surfaces whose potential differ by a constant amount (1,0 V) evenly spaced in radius?
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