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Just getting back into algebra for college.
The square root of 5-x +1 = x-2
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Show your work.
Here you go:
I really have not wanted to know the unknown!Now 33 1/3% off, is important!
Thanks. It took me forever to figure this out. I had to do the problem like 5 times.
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This is probably the last one.
my how ten years have flown by. I don't even know where to start with that.
I am so glad I no longer have to concern myself with solving the above problem!
Kudos to all you super smart peeps who still remember how to.
Last edited by angel_luv; 09-01-2008 at 08:23 PM.
I get it now. Thanks.
I don't think +1 works for the first question. If you plug it back in the equation you'd get +3=-1 (since there is no sign before the square root, you'd take only the positive square root).
Yeah you're right the way I did the problem I got two answers for the quadratic, which is what you should get, but only one of them can be used correctly for the original equation. I haven't taken an algebra course for 5 years so I'm a little hazy. LOL
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Last edited by E20; 09-01-2008 at 09:19 PM. Reason: Double Post
You guys really need to learn how to format math in LaTeX.
Does anybody use TeX/LaTeX anymore?
For condoms.
How else do you typeset your mathematical do ents?
Nothing like turning your homework solutions in as a printout of rendered LaTeX. My TA was freaking out and asking where the I found a solutions manual for my real analysis book and why I would even bother to turn such an obvious photocopy.
This Is Cheating!
LMAO! You got a link to the rest of those?
http://funnyexamanswers.com/
Most of these already had their own thread, but I don't think anybody will mind busting them out once again. We may be low on oil, but we're not running out of internet anytime soon.
The critique of Two Girls, One Cup is pretty hilarious, too, but that would probably get this post moved to the Troll Forum.
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