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#21. Posted:
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692/3+6/69-86/8*4^2/543+143*5/6/7/8
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Whats 49 + 20?

I heard its a good position...
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p(x)=x^6+500 all over 500x and its in its simplest form
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1989 wrote Whats 49 + 20?

I heard its a good position...


69 - It's the best position of all ab)
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OP Couldn't do my previous one... lets see if he is any better with polar co ordinates

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Once again, yes I can do this. Still from FP3
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FreeRunning wrote Whats the highest common factor of 8 and 20?

Simplify these expressions:

A2 x a2
The 2's are ment to be indices!

This is just to test if your the A* student!

Their simple!

Im in 7th
The highest common factor is 4
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-Skittle wrote
692/3+6/69-86/8*4^2/543+143*5/6/7/8
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232.564840631

Come at me bro
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Pool wrote
-Skittle wrote
692/3+6/69-86/8*4^2/543+143*5/6/7/8
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232.564840631

Come at me bro

You sorta missed out the power

= 1588.89817396

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FreeRunning wrote Whats the highest common factor of 8 and 20?

Simplify these expressions:

A2 x a2
The 2's are ment to be indices!

This is just to test if your the A* student!

Their simple!

factors of 8 are 1, 2, 4, 8
factors of 20 are 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 20
The common factors are 1, 2, and 4. Therefore, the greatest common factor is 4.


2) a2xa2 =a4x

Not sure bout the second one
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