Math: I'm a dummy
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eh.. i wouldn't worry about it if i were you... you're not gonna use math past college.. (unless you plan on being a mathematician or a chemist or physisist.. or some crap like that..) and don't worry... you can just sleep through college math and still pass... so dont' trouble yourself with this...
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ahem...
x^6/2y (what Penguin said)
I got the same answer.
same answer here as well.
Originally Posted by BFAmazon35,Nov 8 2004, 01:56 PM
The first one is 1x^6/2y^-1
Second one is -3 >= x
Third one -- -12a^6b^4
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Originally Posted by racer chick,Nov 8 2004, 01:19 PM
eh.. i wouldn't worry about it if i were you... you're not gonna use math past college.. (unless you plan on being a mathematician or a chemist or physisist.. or some crap like that..) and don't worry... you can just sleep through college math and still pass... so dont' trouble yourself with this...
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Originally Posted by racer chick,Nov 8 2004, 02:19 PM
eh.. i wouldn't worry about it if i were you... you're not gonna use math past college.. (unless you plan on being a mathematician or a chemist or physisist.. or some crap like that..) and don't worry... you can just sleep through college math and still pass... so dont' trouble yourself with this...
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Originally Posted by BFAmazon35,Nov 8 2004, 02:03 PM
What did you get ?
I love these problems cause you can plug your answer in and if the equation is true then you know u did it right
I love these problems cause you can plug your answer in and if the equation is true then you know u did it right
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Originally Posted by BFAmazon35,Nov 8 2004, 02:26 PM
Hey Penguin -- whats up --
PeaceLove&S2k -- I made a mistake didnt I
PeaceLove&S2k -- I made a mistake didnt I
I guess you could have meant:
1 * (x^6) / 2 * (y^(-1))
I just assumed you meant:
(1 * (x^6)) / (2 * (y^(-1)))