20 Most Recent Mathsoft Solving and Optimization Extension Pack III (46513) for PC Questions & Answers

It does not matter what sequence you write in. The sequence followed by all is BODMAS. Brackets, Of, Division, Multiplication, Addition and Subtraction.
What matters is that you should separate the * and / from + and - with the help of brackets.

10/11=0,90909090909090909090909090909091 - is the closest to 1 11/10=1.1 9/10=0.9

The answer is 2.

Divide top and bottom by the largest common divisor ie the biggest number you can, which is 2. So 18/100 = 9/50 No further division can be done obtaining whole numbers.

Strictly speaking this isn't enough data for a really slick tally chart, but you would go along like this Class '>24 up to 25'>25 up to 26'>26 up to 27'>27 up to 28' Tally I II III I

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i think you need to get the value of x
x-7 = 12
x = 12+7
x = 9.

Whatever your question might have been, here is all you need The two zeros, and the approximate location of the minimum.

Question 1 - choice c

Question 2 - choice c

Question 3 - choice b.

Thank you.

MPT: MP=15: MT=22
SAD: SA=??: SD=2x10

Insufficient information to solve for X.

Hi,

You have asked 1-91= ??
So the answer is 1 - 91 is equal to -91.
As, 91>1 therefore subtraction will be done and the sign of the bigger number will be retained.
Good luck and have a nice day.

This is more of a trial and error question, not a math question; however,
If Jason is 26, then last year he was 25 (5 squared) and next year he will be 27, which is the cube of 3 (3x3x3=27).

Got it?
-Gort.

jigsaw!

Here is the formula:
Fat Other=2000
(65x9) Other = 2000
(585) Other = 2000
Other = 2000-585
Other = 1,415 (answer)

-Gort

mel

Desiree!

Hmmm ... 15/60

Since 60 can be divided evenly by 15, then let's start there:

15 divided by 15 is equal to 1. (correct?)
60 divided by 15 is equal to 4. (correct?)

Then:

15/60 = 1/4 is the lowest term (*answer*)
(by the way, the common divisor is 15)

Christine,
(D=Dad's age, and S=Son's age)

D=S+20 (Dad is 20 years older than Son)
D+10 = 2xS (In ten years Dad will be twice Son's current age)
therefore (by substitution):
S+20+10 = 2xS
S+30 = 2S
2S = S+30
2S-S = 30 (subtract S from both sides)
S = 30 (Son's current age) *answer*
D = S+20
D = 30+20
D = 50 (Dad's current age) *answer*

In ten years, Dad will be 60, which is twice Son's current age of 30.

Please ask for -Gort.

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