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Math Problem

By: Waysmags [4-May-10 1:17AM]
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Hi I don't know how to go about this. If 3.375 = 62 inches what would 2.0625 equal in inches Thanks Gary

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Dude Sid [24-May-10 5:52AM]
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What is the mean proportion of 3 and 7?

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Knowitall [2-June-10 7:40PM]
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The answer is 62 / 3.375 then multiply the result of that by 2.0625 and that's all that you need to do to get the answer

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Hollie:) [5-June-10 10:21PM]
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Hia umm could u help me with this pleas i dont get it :

11 of the children borrow 3 books each.
rest of the children lend 1 book the one.
size is the number of children borrow books?

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Daveyc [6-June-10 7:16PM]
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That question doesn't make sense Hollie... we need to know how many children there are in the first place to answer that one!

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Psahu63 [17-September-10 3:22PM]
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The mean proportion of 3 and 7 is √21.

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Krishan [19-September-10 10:31AM]
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1,3,8,31,51,......

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Krishan [19-September-10 10:39AM]
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1,3,8,31,51,......

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Pizzage [19-September-10 7:57PM]
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4f times f

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Jackdexter [21-September-10 5:46PM]
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A solid rectangular block of copper 5cm by 4cm by 2cm is drawn out to make a cylindrical wire of diameter 2mm. Calculate the length of wire, how do i work this out ?

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Psahu63 [22-September-10 4:13PM]
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The volume of the rectangular copper block = 4*3*2 = 24 cubic centimeter.
Volume of the cylindrical wire = πr^2l (r = radius of the wire, l = length of the wire )
= 3.142*0.1^2*l
Therefore, 3.142*0.01*l = 24
Or, l = 763.84. Hence, the length of the wire is 190.96 cm.

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Mohikraker [26-October-10 7:27PM]
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Find the measure of each of the two complementary angles if the difference in the two angles is 12 degrees.

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Wlim923 [28-October-10 7:00AM]
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Please help me.
I'm not sure if the answer to this question is 1/4 x^2-x^3+x^2+C

Simplify
∫x(x-1)(x-2)dx

Sorry if you can't read it well.

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Chrispen [25-January-11 10:59AM]
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Sorry i dont understand the question i think u made a mistake how many children were there?

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