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20:06:12 query R.2.46 (was R.2.36) Evaluate for x = -2, and y = 3 the expression (2x - 3) / y and explan how you got your result.
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RESPONSE --> 2x-3/y= 2(-2)-3/3 = -4-3/3=-7/3
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20:09:08 query R.2. 55 (was R.2.45) Evaluate for x = 3 and y = -2: | |4x| - |5y| | and explan how you got your result.
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RESPONSE --> I I4xI - I5yI I= I4x - 5yI= I-1yI= 1y
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21:32:18 query R.2.64 (was R.2.54) Explain what values, if any, must not be present in the domain of the expression (-9x^2 - x + 1) / (x^3 + x)
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RESPONSE --> -9x^2 - x+1/x^3+x= -9*x*x-x+1/x*x*x+x=
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06:04:51 ** The denominator of this expression cannot be zero, since division by zero is undefined.
Since x^3 + x factors into (x^2 + 1) ( x ) we see that x^3 + x = 0 only if x^2 + 1 = 0 or x = 0. Since x^2 cannot be negative x^2 + 1 cannot be 0, so x = 0 is indeed the only value for which x^3 + x = 0. **......!!!!!!!!...................................
RESPONSE --> I am still a little confused by this problem, but I will continue working it and re-working it until I am able to solve it on my own.
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06:08:15 query R.2.73 (was R.4.6). What is (-4)^-2 and how did you use the laws of exponents to get your result?
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RESPONSE --> (-4)^2= (-4)(-4)= 16
The operation of ""raising to a power"" is performed before any other operation..................................................
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06:14:30 query Extra Problem. What is (3^-2 * 5^3) / (3^2 * 5) and how did you use the laws of exponents to get your result?
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RESPONSE --> I must be having 'user' problems again...I am not sure which equation is being described right now.
Extra Problem: (3^2*5^3)/(3^2*5)= ((3)(3)*(5)(5)(5))/((3)(3)*5)= (9*125)/(9*5)= 1125/45= 225/9............................................