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Effective Techniques for Studying Algebra II/Trig - Tips and Suggestions
The Trick or Point (as you put it) was to see if you were able to solve it... But I've since found out a lot of people on this site either use Excell or Wolframalpha. Now... Where's the point in that? Thanks for your Reply, Chester- Ch3st3r
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Effective Techniques for Studying Algebra II/Trig - Tips and Suggestions
I apologise, madah, I made an error... the Equation is : - 144 * 15.71 + y * -6.28 = (144 * y) 14.05 But hey, thanks for showing me wolframalpha.com ... What a fantastic Webb site. I'll let you work it out now...even with the help of wolframalpha.com ... if you must, lol. My...- Ch3st3r
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Effective Techniques for Studying Algebra II/Trig - Tips and Suggestions
Ok here's another way of writing it... 2262.24 + y x 15.71 = (144 + y) 14.05- Ch3st3r
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Effective Techniques for Studying Algebra II/Trig - Tips and Suggestions
Because there is another Answer. Like I said... if you say Y is -144 it means you end up multiplying both sides with Zero. There is another answer, you just have to find it. Good Luck.- Ch3st3r
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Effective Techniques for Studying Algebra II/Trig - Tips and Suggestions
BTW... γ isn't -144... Just in case you thought you could take the easy way out and multiply everything by 0 (Zero) ;)) Have fun.- Ch3st3r
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Effective Techniques for Studying Algebra II/Trig - Tips and Suggestions
Here's one to make you think... What is γ? 144 x 15.71 + γ x 15.71 = (144 + γ) 14.05- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
What's the Difference between Sine and arcsin? Can I still work out an arcsin problem on my calculator using the sin key?- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
Hi, What do I do to rearragne this Equation to make 'I' the subject... 144 x 15.71 + I x 15.71 = (144 + I) 14.05- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
It's all part of my Mechanical Engineering HNC, and I know a few people I'm studying with used MS Excel... but come on, using a spreadsheet isn't really showing that you can do the Math, is it. It's not getting the grey matter working. But like you said it's easier for some than it is...- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
But looking at your idea...it's another way... But, I get to thinking my way is a lot Simpler. (Algebra is all about reversing the equation anyway). i.e... 3x + 4 = 19 3x = 19 - 4 ...and so on. Thanks for your input- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
Yeah, I like your way of thinking, I 'll keep a note of that. Because up until now I didn't know it could be solved that way. Thanks For the Heads Up.- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
So here it is... The age of a machine, x, in years, is related to the probability of breakdown, y, by the formula... x = 3 + 1n [y / 1 - y] Determine the probability of breakdown for 1, 3 and 10 years. We start off with :- x = 3 + 1n [y / 1 - y] Using Age of machine is 1 Year x =...- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
Ok, so now I've got e^-2 [y / 1 - y] = -2 How do i get a value for y?- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
I know I'm supposed to rearrange the equation , but from there on I'm stuck... can anyone give me a hint or two?- Ch3st3r
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Solving an Impossible Problem - Find Probability of Breakdown
Impossible Problem? Can anyone solve this problem... The age of a machine, x, in years, is related to the probability of breakdown, y, by the formula... x = 3 + 1n [y / 1 - y] Determine the probability of breakdown for 1, 3 and 10 years. You need to explain what you did to achieve...- Ch3st3r
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