algebra
Will someone please help me slove this question. Completely factor the polonomial. 8x^3+16x^2+8x+16
Math
A company offers the following charges: $54 per thousand for orders of 62000 or less with the charge per thousand decreased by 38 cents for each thousand above 62000. Find the order which will make the company's revenue a maximum.
math
a driver comes to pick up members of your family (20 members) for a family reunion. the van holds 7 people not including the driver. assuming none of the babies will be riding (2 babies in the group of 20) how many different ways can 7 people be chosen to ride in the van?
Math- Calculus
A company offers the following charges: $54 per thousand for orders of 62000 or less with the charge per thousand decreased by 38 cents for each thousand above 62000. Find the order which will make the company's revenue a maximum.
math
how many different ways can 7 out of 18 people be picked to fit into a van
math
how many different ways can 7 out of 18 people be picked to fit into a van
Math- Calculus
A company needs to produce a cylindrical can to hold water. It must have a volume of 500ml. The side of the can will cost 40$/m^2 to produce and the top and bottom of the can will cost 50$/m^2 to produce. Find the most economical dimensions.
Algebra (word problems)
Studying help! Flights of leaping animals typically have parabolic paths. The figure illustrates a frog jump superimposed on a coordinate plane. The length of the leap is 9 feet, and the maximum height off the ground is 3a feet. Find a standard equation for the path of the fro...
statistics
the average proportion of red candies in a pakage is 20% and an 8 oz package contains about 250 candies.What is the probability that a randomly selected 8 oz bag contains less than 45 red candies?
English
Can someone check if this question is grammatically correct? Thank you very much in advance. What do you use the Internet for? What are the main advantages and disadvantages of using it? What are the most addictive things on the Internet? What are the positive and negative sid...
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