213 Answered Questions for the topic Expressions
Expressions Algebra
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One number is 3 more than another. The sum of the numbers is 17. Find the numbers.
One number is 3 more than another. The sum of the numbers is 17. Find the numbers.
Evaluate the expression: 32^-3/5
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Simplifying Expressions
How would I go about simplifying this? t2 - 5t + 6 / t2 - 49 / t2 -4t + 4 / t2 + 7t
10/16/20
Which expression is not equivalent to -4x^3+x^2-6x+8
a. -4x^3+(x-2)(x-4)b.-4(x^3-2)+x(x-6)c. x(-4x^2-x+6)+8d. x^2(-4x+1)-2(3x-4)
09/28/20
Simplify the expression...
Simplify the expression. Express the answer in scientific notation. (2.1 × 104) + (7.4 × 106)
09/28/20
Simplify the expression...
Simplify the expression. Express the answer in scientific notation. (4.5 × 104) + (1.75 × 104)
Expressions
04/15/20
Which expression is equivalent to -5(y - 3)
5y - 3-5y + 15-5y - 3-5y - 15
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04/04/20
Form a Polynomial f(x) with real coefficients
hi! please solve this for me(: Form a polynomial f(x) with real coefficients having the given degree and zeros.Degree 4; zeros 5+4i , 3 multiplicity 2Answer: f(x)= a ( ) ???
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Expressions Algebra 2
02/10/20
Write an expression
Write an expression to represent the following situation: Harry goes to buy a pair of jeans normally priced at $140, but now they are part of a 35% off sale and he forgot about the 9% sales tax.
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Expressions Algebra 1
02/10/20
Write an expression
Write an expression to represent the following situation: Jenny goes to buy a new bike that normally cost $450, but is now part of a 30% sale. She also has a coupon for 15% off and there is a 6.5%...
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Expressions Algebra
12/18/19
the sum of 14 twice a number
Expressions Algebra 1
08/14/19
Quotient of nine times a number and seven
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Another way to say "it never hurts"?
It **wouldn't hurt** you to be a bit more serious.*Wouldn't/won't/never hurts* make perfect sense in this example. I'm wondering if there's any alternative way to preserve the meaning of this...
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What is the meaning of "I believe you're up"?
My question is very simple. I just would like to know what do they mean by: "I believe you're up"I've heard this expression in a movie and here is the script:- I already met your dad. He loves me.-...
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Expressions Algebra 2
07/24/19
Which gives the weight of Brand A coffee in the mix
The expression below describes a coffee mix, where x represents the price per pound of Brand A and y represents the price per pound of Brand B. 2x + 0.5yWhich gives the weight (in pounds) of Brand...
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French equivalent of "just in case"?
I'd like to know how a French speaker might express this, especially when nothing specific follows it, e.g.> One of these things is usually enough, but I've bought a second one, just in...
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French for 'blood will tell'?
In English there is a (not very nice) saying 'blood will tell'; that means something to the effect of> If your ancestors had bad qualities (e.g. Bad personality) then you will probably also...
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Is there a phrase, word or saying when one 'has the thought or feeling of causing hurt of mischief" despite never dreaming of acting on it?
For example I was assisting my sister in photographing a wedding. We were taking pictures as the bride was getting ready and I noticed a ketchup bottle on the kitchen table and the following popped...
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you wouldn't know it to see it vs "you wouldn't recognize it to see it"?
Is it more correct to say, "you wouldn't know it to see it" or "you wouldn't recognize it to see"? I have tried looking both up on google, and only the first return's actual usage. Also, the...
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06/27/19
Word for a sudden flow of ideas? Is 'brainwave' good enough?
Imagine you are thinking about a problem you need to solve, nothing's coming to mind, and all of a sudden you get a dozen different ideas at once. Is there a word that expresses this ***sudden flow...
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06/27/19
Your Mileage May Vary?
In the United States we have a saying, "your mileage may vary", which means "your experience may be different". In English-speaking countries that don't use Imperial miles, is there an equivalent...
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06/27/19
What is the French equivalent of "OMG"?
I know the French equivalent of "LOL" is "MDR", but what is the equivalent of "OMG"? Not as a surprise expression, but as an expression of frustration online. Is it "OMD" (Oh mon Dieu), or...
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Is the following ungrammatical expression common in speech?
> Don't be ashamed. It was cute, like a shy teenager.
I'm not very sure if this is a grammatical mistake, but I think the correct version would look like this:
> Don't be ashamed. It was...
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What are the possible meanings of “quand même”?
Many times per day I hear the phrase “quand même”. I have looked it up and I know there are several possible translations, such as “even so”, “all the same”, “anyway”. What are other possible...
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