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This should be rather easy for the rest of you .. but somehow I can't remember what to do. solve [ (x-6) (x+7) ] / (x-2) is greater than or equal to 0 and solve log(base three)x + log(base three)(x-6) = 3 ty in advance =)

I tried solving the log equation and got to log(base three)x(x-6) = 3 and then forgot what to do @_@

This should be rather easy for the rest of you .. but somehow I can't remember what to do. solve [ (x-6) (x+7) ] / (x-2) is greater than or equal to 0 and solve log(base three)x + log(base three)(x-6) = 3 ty in advance =)

well thanks for your help =)

I think so .. All I got was a name to look up

I'm trying to find info on Allo Diavolo. I can only get italian to show up ... anyone know anything about him?

Thanks SO much! I think I actually understood that. =)

what I did was I took the 25 and multiplied it by the 4 and got 100 ... then I thought of factors of 100 that would add to give me 0 .. and just put it in like it was part of the problem

4n^2 - 25 = 0 4n^2 -10n + 10 n -25 = 0 2n (4n^2 - 10n) + ( 10n - 25) 5 2n - 5 + 2n- 5 2n+5 2n-5 and 2n+5 =)

n x (n+1) = 56 its 7 and 8 .. but I can't seem to remember how to get the answer with the equation nx (n+2) = 35 5 and 7 =)

4n^2 - 7 = 18 4n^2 = 25 n^2=6.25 n=2.5

thanks =D .. I got this earlier.. but was too lazy to log in and say thanks. I forgot all about Hooke. =X

I'm a little bad with putting physics into words. The math doesn' phase me .. but these conceptual questions are a different story. First one. A pendulum swings back and forth. Does the tension force in the string do work on the pendulum bob?Does the force of gravity do work on the...

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