Assignment 2

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course Mth 1158

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Assignment 2 WORK NOW problems11. -2.5, -1, 0, 1, 0.25, ¾, 5/2 (as understood by the number line)

15. -1>-2

25. x<2

31. -2…….-1 ……0……1…….2.. -> (the -1 is not included in the graphing, but all the numbers to the right/positive are included.)

37. d(A,E)=|-3-3|=6 units

39. x+2y=-2+(2*3)=4

47. |x+y|=|3+-2|=1

57. (c) x=0 not

75. 1/16

77. 3^-6 x 3^4=3^-2=1/3^2=1/9

83. 4

87. x^4y^-2= x^4/y^2

95. 2(2)(-1)^-1=-4

153.4x10^8=400,000,000

Homework:

3. strict, not equal.

6. True, positive

9. False

13. ½>0 any positive number is greater than zero

16. -3<-5/2 or 2.5, which is closer to zero and greater

19. ½=0.5, fraction/decimal equivalent

22. ¼=.025, fraction/decimal equivalent

25. x<2

28. x>2

31. -2…….-1 ……0……1…….2.. -> (the -1 is not included in the graphing, but all the numbers to the right/positive are included.)

34. d(C,A)=|0-(-3)|=3

37. d(A,E)=|-3-3|=6

40. 3x+y=(3*-2)+3=-3

42. -2x+xy=(-2*-2)+(-2*3)=4+-6=-2

46.(2x-3)/y=2*3-3/3=1

49. |3|+|-2|=5

52. |-2|/-2=-1

55. ||12|-|-10||=2

58. (c.) x=0,

62. (c.), (b.)

64. (c.)

69. F=32 C=5/9(32-32)=0 degrees Celsius

70.F=212 C=5/9(212-32)=100 degrees Celsius

73. 16, product of two negatives are a positive

79.(1/9)to the power of negative 1=9

82. 6

85. 64x^6

88. y^3/x^3

90. y/x^2(y^2)

94. -125x^6/216y^6

97. 2^2+(-1)^2=5

102. 2, square root of squared number equals that number

105. 1/2

108. If x=1, then 4(1)^3+3(1)^2-1+2=8 If x=2, then 4(2)^3+3(2)-2+2=44

111. (8.2)^6=304006.671

114. (2.2)-5=1/51.53632

117. 1/4,325.969

120. 3.214/10^1

122. 4.21x10^3

125. 4.23x10^4

128. 97,000

131. 110,000,000

134. 0.6453

137. Circumference=2pi(1/2diameter)

140. a^2+(b^2)3=c^2

143. V=Length(width)height=x^3

146.$210+80-120+25-60-32-5+98

149. a.) |108-110|=2, which is acceptable because 2<=5

b.) |104-110|=6, which is not acceptable because 6 >5

152. a.) |97-98.6|=1.6, which is not acceptable because 1.6>1.5

b.) |100-98.6|=1.4, which is acceptable because 1.4<1.5

156. 0.0000001 meter

158. 5x10^-2

161.No, 1/3 is larger. A bar should be included above the 3 in the decimal.

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Please see the note I appended to your first submission. You need to be submitting Queries, rather than a list of undocumented answers.

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