Factor....?
Q. Can someone help me factor 245y(square)+147y?
Asked by josue - Mon Sep 3 23:07:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it can be factored beyond 49y(5y+3)
Answered by Douglas B - Mon Sep 3 23:11:13 2007
Q. Can someone help me factor 245y(square)+147y?
Asked by josue - Mon Sep 3 23:07:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it can be factored beyond 49y(5y+3)
Answered by Douglas B - Mon Sep 3 23:11:13 2007
FACTOR?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Q. x2 + 7x 44. x2 18x + 80 x2 + 2x - 15 = 0 x2 + 3x - 18 = 0
Asked by surfcleaning - Sun Jun 28 22:46:57 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (x + 11)(x - 4) (x - 8)(x - 10) (x + 5)(x - 3) = 0 (x + 6)(x - 3) = 0
Answered by r7stuart - Sun Jun 28 22:51:15 2009
Q. x2 + 7x 44. x2 18x + 80 x2 + 2x - 15 = 0 x2 + 3x - 18 = 0
Asked by surfcleaning - Sun Jun 28 22:46:57 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (x + 11)(x - 4) (x - 8)(x - 10) (x + 5)(x - 3) = 0 (x + 6)(x - 3) = 0
Answered by r7stuart - Sun Jun 28 22:51:15 2009
What factors determine the value of stock? What is the most important factor and why?
Q. What factors determine the value of stock? What is the most important factor and why?
Asked by joel_morris1 - Wed Apr 26 12:49:46 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The value of a company is the present value of all future predicted cash flows. Therefore, anything that can affect the predicted future income of the company will affect price. If a new technology that will lower costs comes out from the company, the price will go up as that will cause it to have less expenses. If something happens to the CEO and he is caught for doing something illegal, that will lower public opinion which will lower how much they sell... making the price go down.
Answered by rogers_andrew - Wed Apr 26 12:54:45 2006
Q. What factors determine the value of stock? What is the most important factor and why?
Asked by joel_morris1 - Wed Apr 26 12:49:46 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The value of a company is the present value of all future predicted cash flows. Therefore, anything that can affect the predicted future income of the company will affect price. If a new technology that will lower costs comes out from the company, the price will go up as that will cause it to have less expenses. If something happens to the CEO and he is caught for doing something illegal, that will lower public opinion which will lower how much they sell... making the price go down.
Answered by rogers_andrew - Wed Apr 26 12:54:45 2006
Can I factor a negative number out of a positive number?
Q. I have 2x^3-20x^2-48x and I am trying to factor to reach the zeros. Seems like the only way I can make it work is to factor out -2x, would that work or is factoring negatives out of positives not allowed for some reason?
Asked by ogroktehuber - Mon Jan 14 00:08:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can certainly factor out a negative number, but you don't have to here. 2x^3-20x^2-48x = 2x ( x^2 - 10x - 24 ) 2x ( x - 12 ) ( x + 2 )
Answered by Will - Mon Jan 14 00:14:35 2008
Q. I have 2x^3-20x^2-48x and I am trying to factor to reach the zeros. Seems like the only way I can make it work is to factor out -2x, would that work or is factoring negatives out of positives not allowed for some reason?
Asked by ogroktehuber - Mon Jan 14 00:08:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can certainly factor out a negative number, but you don't have to here. 2x^3-20x^2-48x = 2x ( x^2 - 10x - 24 ) 2x ( x - 12 ) ( x + 2 )
Answered by Will - Mon Jan 14 00:14:35 2008
Why was the primary factor in shaping the development of the British Colonies in North America geography?
Q. I have to have 3 reasons why geography was the primary factor. And I already have two (water and soil) I just need one more for my AP US History paper. Help any one?
Asked by Katie * - Thu Sep 10 19:46:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Climate Location (sea ports, for example) Forests (wood and animal pelts)
Answered by Ted H - Mon Sep 14 14:10:30 2009
Q. I have to have 3 reasons why geography was the primary factor. And I already have two (water and soil) I just need one more for my AP US History paper. Help any one?
Asked by Katie * - Thu Sep 10 19:46:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Climate Location (sea ports, for example) Forests (wood and animal pelts)
Answered by Ted H - Mon Sep 14 14:10:30 2009
When is the X factor boot camp going to start?
Q. The X factor is so boring this year. How many more weeks is it to the stage that they decide who is going to the judges house?
Asked by RACHEL D - Sun Sep 6 13:05:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When the auditions are finished. I don't know how long that will be.
Answered by bede - Sun Sep 6 15:40:42 2009
Q. The X factor is so boring this year. How many more weeks is it to the stage that they decide who is going to the judges house?
Asked by RACHEL D - Sun Sep 6 13:05:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When the auditions are finished. I don't know how long that will be.
Answered by bede - Sun Sep 6 15:40:42 2009
Which factor best describes the motivation behind the founding of the English Colonies?
Q. The factors could be relevant to the religious freedom and the economic betterment, but there could be any other factor.
Asked by aj23player - Fri Jul 24 12:32:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The English, unlike france and especially spain, did not put a great deal of importance in spreading religion. Britain's motivation was almost entirely mercantile. That's why the settlement of Jamestown is considered more of a company than a colony.They needed workers to go and harvest the raw materials for them to be used in British factories to make finished goods. As a side note, the fact that the colonies could only trade with the british was a major reason for the separation, as our rights to trade had been taken. Also, this led to the popularity of piracy in the Caribbean, because people wanted to get this.
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 24 13:05:47 2009
Q. The factors could be relevant to the religious freedom and the economic betterment, but there could be any other factor.
Asked by aj23player - Fri Jul 24 12:32:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The English, unlike france and especially spain, did not put a great deal of importance in spreading religion. Britain's motivation was almost entirely mercantile. That's why the settlement of Jamestown is considered more of a company than a colony.They needed workers to go and harvest the raw materials for them to be used in British factories to make finished goods. As a side note, the fact that the colonies could only trade with the british was a major reason for the separation, as our rights to trade had been taken. Also, this led to the popularity of piracy in the Caribbean, because people wanted to get this.
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 24 13:05:47 2009
How much of a factor is legacy when applying to college?
Q. My dad went to Northwestern University, and my mom went to Brown. I'm interested in both and I have very good grades, test scores, lots of extracurricular activities, etc. Still, I'm curious as to how much of a factor being legacy will be when applying?
Asked by Roy - Sun Apr 5 19:41:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can receive legacy scholarships if a parent or relative went to that college. It shows that your parents went there and completed their education and that you may too. also If your parents were in a fraternity or sorority you have a better chance of getting into those if your interested.
Answered by jaded_butterfly - Sun Apr 5 19:50:34 2009
Q. My dad went to Northwestern University, and my mom went to Brown. I'm interested in both and I have very good grades, test scores, lots of extracurricular activities, etc. Still, I'm curious as to how much of a factor being legacy will be when applying?
Asked by Roy - Sun Apr 5 19:41:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you can receive legacy scholarships if a parent or relative went to that college. It shows that your parents went there and completed their education and that you may too. also If your parents were in a fraternity or sorority you have a better chance of getting into those if your interested.
Answered by jaded_butterfly - Sun Apr 5 19:50:34 2009
What is the most important factor in explaining the increasing gender gap in college completion?
Q. In 1972, the U.S. Department of Education passed Title IX, which intended to redress gender inequality in schools. Men and women reached parity with respect to college graduation in 1982. Since then, women have overtaken men - in 2004 women earned 58% of Bachelor's degrees awarded in the United States. What specific factor(s) have led to this dramatic change? Opinions are fine, but if you can actually provide some evidence to support your answer, that would be even better.
Asked by c'mon, cliffy - Sun Jan 6 17:32:32 2008 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Access. For example, in 1972, although I qualified for a prestigious science and technology scholarship and degree program, I was not allowed to attend because I was female. It is most difficult to complete college if one is not allowed to attend college. With access, women have opportunity. What any student does with academic opportunity is dependent upon individual character AND current acculturated role expectations that burden and influence both sexes directly and indirectly, and acculturated behaviors including work ethic, motivation, self-drive, delayed adolescence (which hobbles males more than females), emotional stability (beer kegger / video game / Internet addictions are blamed for some of the statistical decline in male… [cont.]
Answered by patois - Sun Jan 6 18:04:19 2008
Q. In 1972, the U.S. Department of Education passed Title IX, which intended to redress gender inequality in schools. Men and women reached parity with respect to college graduation in 1982. Since then, women have overtaken men - in 2004 women earned 58% of Bachelor's degrees awarded in the United States. What specific factor(s) have led to this dramatic change? Opinions are fine, but if you can actually provide some evidence to support your answer, that would be even better.
Asked by c'mon, cliffy - Sun Jan 6 17:32:32 2008 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Access. For example, in 1972, although I qualified for a prestigious science and technology scholarship and degree program, I was not allowed to attend because I was female. It is most difficult to complete college if one is not allowed to attend college. With access, women have opportunity. What any student does with academic opportunity is dependent upon individual character AND current acculturated role expectations that burden and influence both sexes directly and indirectly, and acculturated behaviors including work ethic, motivation, self-drive, delayed adolescence (which hobbles males more than females), emotional stability (beer kegger / video game / Internet addictions are blamed for some of the statistical decline in male… [cont.]
Answered by patois - Sun Jan 6 18:04:19 2008
What is the difference between the factor market and the product market?
Q. What is the difference between the factor market and the product market? Discuss what economic resources are being exchanged and who is exchanging each of these economic resources. I really need this for my economics class. PLEASE answer!!!
Asked by dfh f - Tue May 6 10:14:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Factor market is the market there factors of production traded, labor, capital, resources, mashinery etc. Product market - trades final goods which were produced by means of factors of production (from factor market).
Answered by RUS - Tue May 6 20:30:02 2008
Q. What is the difference between the factor market and the product market? Discuss what economic resources are being exchanged and who is exchanging each of these economic resources. I really need this for my economics class. PLEASE answer!!!
Asked by dfh f - Tue May 6 10:14:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Factor market is the market there factors of production traded, labor, capital, resources, mashinery etc. Product market - trades final goods which were produced by means of factors of production (from factor market).
Answered by RUS - Tue May 6 20:30:02 2008
How do you factor a polynomial with a leading coefficient?
Q. For example, I am trying to factor 5r^2-26r + 5. How would you go about factoring this? Please show your steps.
Asked by Joe C - Tue Oct 6 22:10:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Looking at the first term, the factors will have to begin like this: (5r ... ) (r ,,, ) Looking at the last term, the factors will have to look like this, but maybe not in the same order as before: (... 5) (... 1) In order to get 26 in the middle term, the 5's need to be in the outer places: (5r ... 1) (r ... 5) In order to get the middle term to be negative, both factors need a minus sign in the middle: (5r - 1) (r - 5) The leading coefficient didn't cause anything unusual here.
Answered by Roger the Mole - Wed Oct 7 17:04:42 2009
Q. For example, I am trying to factor 5r^2-26r + 5. How would you go about factoring this? Please show your steps.
Asked by Joe C - Tue Oct 6 22:10:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Looking at the first term, the factors will have to begin like this: (5r ... ) (r ,,, ) Looking at the last term, the factors will have to look like this, but maybe not in the same order as before: (... 5) (... 1) In order to get 26 in the middle term, the 5's need to be in the outer places: (5r ... 1) (r ... 5) In order to get the middle term to be negative, both factors need a minus sign in the middle: (5r - 1) (r - 5) The leading coefficient didn't cause anything unusual here.
Answered by Roger the Mole - Wed Oct 7 17:04:42 2009
How was temperature an important determination factor in the chemical composition of the planets?
Q. Differences in temperature determine the type of materials each planets was made from. The rate of cooling was a factor. Are there any basic explanations to this?
Asked by Anita - Tue May 19 16:12:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I was taught that the chemical composition of our planets has to do with their distance from the sun. Note that close planets have little atmosphere and are comprised primarily of rock, while further planets have more atmosphere.. There's a distinct line in the solar system seperating gassy planets and rocky planets. When our solar system formed, the sun was made first, comprised of the matter in the center of the system. As planets began to form from the debris ring around the sun, closer planets couldn't hold an atmosphere very well because gasses and liquids like that would evaporate off the planet from the intense heat. The further the planet was, the more atmosphere it could maintain until you get what we call gas giants.
Answered by StealthBeast - Tue May 19 21:48:14 2009
Q. Differences in temperature determine the type of materials each planets was made from. The rate of cooling was a factor. Are there any basic explanations to this?
Asked by Anita - Tue May 19 16:12:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I was taught that the chemical composition of our planets has to do with their distance from the sun. Note that close planets have little atmosphere and are comprised primarily of rock, while further planets have more atmosphere.. There's a distinct line in the solar system seperating gassy planets and rocky planets. When our solar system formed, the sun was made first, comprised of the matter in the center of the system. As planets began to form from the debris ring around the sun, closer planets couldn't hold an atmosphere very well because gasses and liquids like that would evaporate off the planet from the intense heat. The further the planet was, the more atmosphere it could maintain until you get what we call gas giants.
Answered by StealthBeast - Tue May 19 21:48:14 2009
How to write text or create a program to factor binomials and trinomals with TI-85?
Q. So I am about to take a proctored test where there is many computers. I want a program or a way to enter text on my calculator that can factor problems such as this 45x^2y^2-60xy^3+20y^4 Is there a program already on there that can factor such?
Asked by 813 Chris - Wed Oct 14 17:24:01 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. So I am about to take a proctored test where there is many computers. I want a program or a way to enter text on my calculator that can factor problems such as this 45x^2y^2-60xy^3+20y^4 Is there a program already on there that can factor such?
Asked by 813 Chris - Wed Oct 14 17:24:01 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
How could phosphorus act as a limiting factor?
Q. Someone told me that phosphorus could be a potential limiting factor for an ecosystem, but I dont understand how. How would phosphorus affect an ecosystem at all?
Asked by prophetoftruth - Mon Oct 22 19:39:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phosphorous as phosphate is a key nutrient for plants. It is involved in the ATP cycle in most living things. There are probably a million websites out there that can explain that better than I can. google "phosphate" for starters
Answered by gcnp58 - Tue Oct 23 01:24:31 2007
Q. Someone told me that phosphorus could be a potential limiting factor for an ecosystem, but I dont understand how. How would phosphorus affect an ecosystem at all?
Asked by prophetoftruth - Mon Oct 22 19:39:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phosphorous as phosphate is a key nutrient for plants. It is involved in the ATP cycle in most living things. There are probably a million websites out there that can explain that better than I can. google "phosphate" for starters
Answered by gcnp58 - Tue Oct 23 01:24:31 2007
What is the relationship between the friction factor and Reynolds number in heat exchange?
Q. I did a lab experiment on a heat exchanger and the graph of friction factor against reynolds number had a positive gradient contrary to what I expected from the relationship f=0.046/Re^0.2. What could be the reason for this?
Asked by Elsen - Tue Nov 14 16:19:16 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For most fluids, you would expect to see a negative gradient if you would plot the friction factor vs. 64 / Re ...top number is relative based on units or something. Are you sure you're plotting it correctly? The friction factor should be decreasing as the velocity of the fluid in the pipe is increased. I'm rusty w/ my chen material so this is all I have for answer; for now.
Answered by trivialstein - Tue Nov 14 17:18:03 2006
Q. I did a lab experiment on a heat exchanger and the graph of friction factor against reynolds number had a positive gradient contrary to what I expected from the relationship f=0.046/Re^0.2. What could be the reason for this?
Asked by Elsen - Tue Nov 14 16:19:16 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For most fluids, you would expect to see a negative gradient if you would plot the friction factor vs. 64 / Re ...top number is relative based on units or something. Are you sure you're plotting it correctly? The friction factor should be decreasing as the velocity of the fluid in the pipe is increased. I'm rusty w/ my chen material so this is all I have for answer; for now.
Answered by trivialstein - Tue Nov 14 17:18:03 2006
What is the relationship between the five factor model and personality disorders?
Q. Does anyone know of a good website that covers the relationship between the five factor model of personality and personality disorders? Is there a book that covers this topic?
Asked by mathiusdragoon - Thu Jan 1 16:41:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try www.apa.org/books, and www.half.com has a lot of used text books. Google in your keywords, five factor model personality disorder (When you're scanning thru info on websites etc., it helps to do ctrl-A then ctrl-F & punch in a keyword so you can quick get to the part you're looking for on a certain web-page) And here's some psych. glossaries that might help:
Answered by Ann - Sun Jan 4 00:23:33 2009
Q. Does anyone know of a good website that covers the relationship between the five factor model of personality and personality disorders? Is there a book that covers this topic?
Asked by mathiusdragoon - Thu Jan 1 16:41:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try www.apa.org/books, and www.half.com has a lot of used text books. Google in your keywords, five factor model personality disorder (When you're scanning thru info on websites etc., it helps to do ctrl-A then ctrl-F & punch in a keyword so you can quick get to the part you're looking for on a certain web-page) And here's some psych. glossaries that might help:
Answered by Ann - Sun Jan 4 00:23:33 2009
How was the Industrial revolution a major factor in the rise of Imperialism?
Q. Imperialism is strengthening one nation by it's territorial acquisition, right? Domination over other territories...But didn't the industrial rev. mean a more modern age? About equality or freedom and such...so how could the industrial revolution lead to the coming up of imperialism? shouldn't it be the downfall? I'm confused, and yet I've read stuff that say the industrial rev. was a major factor in the rise of imperialism...please help!!!
Asked by HistoryLuv - Sun May 27 23:53:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Industrialism has nothing to do with freedom and liberty...they can coexists but they are not co-dependent. The reason for the rise of Imperialism during the industrial revolution is one of economics. With the rise of industry, countries found that they were able to produce more goods than there own countries could provide raw materials for. They need for more raw materials influenced countries into a imperialistic polices.
Answered by jimdamailman - Mon May 28 00:04:46 2007
Q. Imperialism is strengthening one nation by it's territorial acquisition, right? Domination over other territories...But didn't the industrial rev. mean a more modern age? About equality or freedom and such...so how could the industrial revolution lead to the coming up of imperialism? shouldn't it be the downfall? I'm confused, and yet I've read stuff that say the industrial rev. was a major factor in the rise of imperialism...please help!!!
Asked by HistoryLuv - Sun May 27 23:53:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Industrialism has nothing to do with freedom and liberty...they can coexists but they are not co-dependent. The reason for the rise of Imperialism during the industrial revolution is one of economics. With the rise of industry, countries found that they were able to produce more goods than there own countries could provide raw materials for. They need for more raw materials influenced countries into a imperialistic polices.
Answered by jimdamailman - Mon May 28 00:04:46 2007
What is the relationship between the growth factor of an exponential and its y/ x vs y?
Q. How can I find what the growth factor of the exponential model is, from the y/ x vs y equation? How do they relate to each other?
Asked by Amy - Tue Sep 9 07:03:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What do you mean by " y/ x"? Are you referring to the standard "dy/dx," denoting a derivative? The symbol does indicate change... as does the 'd' in Leibniz's notation of the derivative... but the 'd' refers to an infinitesimal change while refers to any finite change. Anyway... the rate of change of any exponential function y = a^x will have a value of ln(a) a^x If y = a^x then y' = dy/dx = ln(a) a^x It is no coincidence that the transcendental number 'e', Euler's number (approx 2.718281828...) works beautifully with this. If y = e^x then y' = dy/dx = e^x ... the functional value and its instantaneous slopes are the same. That is no coincidence. This is the defining basis for what 'e' is. The value for e was evaluated using the… [cont.]
Answered by CogitoErgoCogitoSum - Tue Sep 9 07:25:52 2008
Q. How can I find what the growth factor of the exponential model is, from the y/ x vs y equation? How do they relate to each other?
Asked by Amy - Tue Sep 9 07:03:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What do you mean by " y/ x"? Are you referring to the standard "dy/dx," denoting a derivative? The symbol does indicate change... as does the 'd' in Leibniz's notation of the derivative... but the 'd' refers to an infinitesimal change while refers to any finite change. Anyway... the rate of change of any exponential function y = a^x will have a value of ln(a) a^x If y = a^x then y' = dy/dx = ln(a) a^x It is no coincidence that the transcendental number 'e', Euler's number (approx 2.718281828...) works beautifully with this. If y = e^x then y' = dy/dx = e^x ... the functional value and its instantaneous slopes are the same. That is no coincidence. This is the defining basis for what 'e' is. The value for e was evaluated using the… [cont.]
Answered by CogitoErgoCogitoSum - Tue Sep 9 07:25:52 2008
What is the best and efficient way to factor polynomials?
Q. i know there are many ways to factor polynomials. But what would be the quickest and most efficient way to do it?
Asked by Robertdeafrica - Wed May 9 22:18:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The reason why there are many ways is that different techniques are best for different polynomials. Sorry, there is no single "best" way
Answered by davec996 - Thu May 10 09:53:06 2007
Q. i know there are many ways to factor polynomials. But what would be the quickest and most efficient way to do it?
Asked by Robertdeafrica - Wed May 9 22:18:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The reason why there are many ways is that different techniques are best for different polynomials. Sorry, there is no single "best" way
Answered by davec996 - Thu May 10 09:53:06 2007
What song shall i sing for my x factor audition?
Q. Im thirteen at the moment and will be definatly be entering the x factor 2009 -im 2 months too young for the next 1. but i would like to ask for suggestions of songs to rehearse. i am thirteen and i like powerful songs like opera but also good classic songs or good popular songs. thank you for your time.
Asked by chrismoakes4 - Mon Dec 17 15:30:44 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Do an Il Divo song to win simons vote :D
Answered by charis - Mon Dec 17 15:33:58 2007
Q. Im thirteen at the moment and will be definatly be entering the x factor 2009 -im 2 months too young for the next 1. but i would like to ask for suggestions of songs to rehearse. i am thirteen and i like powerful songs like opera but also good classic songs or good popular songs. thank you for your time.
Asked by chrismoakes4 - Mon Dec 17 15:30:44 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Do an Il Divo song to win simons vote :D
Answered by charis - Mon Dec 17 15:33:58 2007
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