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Scott A Wilson

U.S.
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Any algebraic question you've got.

Richard J. Raridon

U.S.
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I can answer questions in physics, chemistry, algebra, trigonometry

Socrates

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returns 11/29/2009
Any questions on High School Algebra, College Algebra, Abstract Algebra. I can help with word problems, solving equations, trigonometry, inequalities, Gaussian Elimination, Linear Algebra, groups, fields, you name it!

Bobby Soltani

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/01/2009
I can help with all types of questions in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. I can answer general physics questions. I can also help simplify and solve word problems.

David Montiel

Canada
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PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE POSTING YOUR QUESTION: While I am glad to offer HELP with problems, I refuse to SOLVE problems. There is a difference. Please do not just copy a question from a texbook or assignment. I WILL REJECT IT. I will only accept questions, if in addition to the statement of the problem, you describe in detail what you have tried so far in order to solve it, and what exactly is the problem you are encountering. In other words where/why are you stuck? I can answer questions at the level of the first couple of undergraduate years .....

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2009-11-07 Symbol help:

The ^ symbol is used, for example, for 6^2 = 6*6 = 26; 5^3 = 5*5*5 = 125; 3^4 = 3*3*3*3=81. Basically, what ever comes after the ^ is a power on the numbers. If it is a 7, multiply the number by

2009-11-07 Algebraic Fractions:

I'm older than you but you don't need to call me sir. Your corrected problem looks exactly like your original problem. Am I missing something? There's no rule that you have to change signs to begin

2009-11-06 algebra:

The exponets apply to every term inside the parenthesis. For (-4n)^2, you get 16n^2. For (3n^5)^2, you get 9n^10. For (-4*3)^2, you get -12^2 = 144. For (n*n^5)^2, you get (n^6)^2 = n^12. For 24*n^6^2

2009-11-06 ap calculus ab:

There may be several question, but they won't take long to answer. 2 Divide numerator and denominator by x². As x->∞, you get -1/1 = -1. 4 Limit x/x as x->0 is 1/1 = 1. A 6 Multiply numerator

2009-11-05 college algebra:

The function is x³ + 4x² - 7x - 10. The first one to try is x=1, which gives 1+4-7-10, which is -12. The next one to try is x=2. This gives 8 + 16 - 14 - 10 = 24 - 24 = 0. Bingo! The function is

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