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Tuesday, October 12, 2010

hw #2-5 Literal Equations!

LET'S GET COOKIN!!

18 comments:

  1. I consolidated all of your questions from the previous blog post below:

    Anonymous said...

    i had a question for number 21... rx + sx over t = 1.... what should i do
    October 12, 2010 4:28 PM
    Anonymous said...

    Me TOOO im having problems with numbers 23-29 and 29, 32
    October 12, 2010 4:37 PM
    Anonymous said...

    I agree with anonymous.. I need help with (rx+sx)/t=1
    Help..
    Tyler we need your help nowwwww..
    October 12, 2010 5:04 PM
    Anonymous said...

    Oh and 24 & 27.. So confusing.. TOO MANY VARIABLES D;
    October 12, 2010 5:06 PM
    Anonymous said...

    this is so confusing i don't understand #33..
    how do I make an equation for that?
    October 12, 2010 5:13 PM
    Anonymous said...

    I don't understand #36.. How am I supposed to simplify 2m-nx-4=x???
    October 12, 2010 5:21 PM
    Anonymous said...

    Oh god I just need help with all of them :(
    October 12, 2010 5:25 PM

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  2. I going out for awhile, so if someone else can answer questions tonight, that would be great!

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  3. YES SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER QUESTIONS! D:

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  4. sorry i was at CCD. i no everybody wants me...for that prob i was confused too but if you have any other questipons...

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  5. Heres one way you can do it: 2m - nx = x + 4

    Add -x to both sides: 2m - x - nx = 4

    Add -2m to both sides: -nx - x = 4 - 2m

    Multiply both sides by -1: nx + x = 2m - 4

    Factor x out of the left hand side: x(n + 1) = 2m -4
    Divide both sides by n + 1: x = 2m - 4 over n + 1

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  6. if anybody had trouble with 39 here it is:
    V=1/3(pi)r^2h
    first step: multiply both sides by 3: 3v=(pi)r^2h; instead of isolating h in mutliple steps you might as well multiply both sides by (pi)r^2 to isolate h; h=3v/(pi)r^2

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  7. Tyler is right on #39, except that he should have said DIVIDE instead of MULTIPLY... his work was correct however...

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  8. #33 is simply a proportion... (it helps to measure time in minutes)

    65 miles is to 60 minutes, as 25 miles is to x minutes

    65/60 = 25/x

    OR...

    x/25 = 60/65... you can isolate x simply by multiplying both sides by 25, right?

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  9. #36 was a tricky one, Tyler was right once again! The tough part was factoring out the x from nx + x... factoring is the art of using the distributive property in reverse!

    For more explanation, see example problem 2 on page 110

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  10. #21 required the same technique, ca-peeesh??

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  11. How do you set up #33 as an equation?

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  12. I see it as a proportion (which IS and equation) rather than the typical equation we have been working with... can you set it up as a proportion?

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  13. What about #42? I don't get it.

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  14. Nevermind I got it you substitute 1260 for S and then distribute 180 and on.. :)

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  15. I LOVE when students answer their own questions!!

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  16. hi mister C! i remeber when jamie and charmi did this Literal thing last year!

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  17. There are some things I would rather forget...

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