Is it Possible to Complete this? I don't think this is possible to complete the square... (This is a math question) h = -5t² + 6t + 3 Correct me if I'm wrong, please! >o<
Ugh - Quick Math Help? I think I'm having a meltdown. Can someone tell me if 24x is divisible by 16? @_@ In other words, is this divisible, 24x/16? Lol shat, 7 hours of math review is finally killing my brain. @_@ Edit: Omg, THANK YOU everyone. :3
What happened to the Classic Simpsons? Back exactly 10 years ago when I was in grade 1, I remember watching the Simpsons television show on Teletoon. Most of the time, Homer would be an idiot and expose his butt to the audience, and that gave laughs to viewers. Most recently with the new episodes, I don't see Homer... "showing off his assets" anymore; What's up with that?
Question about Data Management I was looking at a question in Data Management, and it was about a committee of five, needing to be formed from seven boys and five girls. The question asked the total possible ways that there would be more boys than girls, and the answer would include C(7,3) * C(5,2) + C(7,4) * C(5,1) + C(7,5). [i]My[/i] question is: should it be possible that there are more boys than girls, even though, it is impossible to compare the amount of boys to the not-existing amount of girls, and should C(7,5) be excluded? The answer to the question includes C(7,5), by the way.
Help with Fractions? I need to know the common denominators for ( x / x + 1) - (5 / x + 4) = - (1 / 6), and (1 - 5x / -3x) - (x + 1 / 2) = 0. For the first one, is the common denominator 6(x + 1)(x + 4), and the latter, 2(-3x)? Please, help me, guys. :3
What happened to the Classic Simpsons? Back exactly 10 years ago when I was in grade 1, I remember watching the Simpsons television show on Teletoon. Most of the time, Homer would be an idiot and expose his butt to the audience, and that gave laughs to viewers. Most recently with the new episodes, I don't see Homer... "showing off his assets" anymore; What's up with that?
Math Help, please! I'm confused on how to work with these two word problems... If anyone could give me a guide-through, it would be much appreciated; thanks! 1. Find all real numbers that exceed their square by 1/8. 2. A number and its reciprocal have a sum of 13/6. What is the number? Thank you, everyone! :3
Need someone very good at Trig. Identities I need help in solving this: sin2x = tanx (1 + secx). :( Don't underestimate this one. >.<