Describe a situation in which using scientific notation (not decimal notation) makes more sense. Also, describe a situation in which decimal notation (not scientific notation) is more advantageous. Scientific notation is basically writing very big or very small numbers in …

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Explain the difference between finding the following two solutions: What is 15% of 50? 50 is 15% of what? This is a very good example which also could be used to illustrate the very fundamental concept of using and understanding …

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Think of some real world examples in which solving or identifying algebraic expressions would be necessary or useful. Explain your examples. There could be different types of real world examples where the use of algebraic expressions might be important or …

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Factoring a small number, such as 36, may be pretty simple, but how might one go about factoring a larger number, such as 19,800? Factoring a larger number seems to be difficult but can be easily possible by using various …

Factoring a small number, such as 36, may be pretty simple, but how might one go about factoring a larger number, such as 19,800? Read more »

24. The number of lawn mower-related accidents per year, A, in a certain U.S. state can be modeled by: A=798-4t where t is the number of years since 2000. If the trend continues, in what year will the number of …

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