CalTheGreat

Whoa, I'm flattered!!! Thanks!

Thanks, AELN!

Let

x= dimes

y= quarters

x+y=19

10x+25y=370

Use elimination....

10x+10y=190

10x+25y=370 (subtract both equations)

-15y=-180

y=12

So, there are 12 quarters and 7 dimes.

log_6(4x)=2 will be equal to 6^(4x)=2

This will get you that 6^(1/3)=2, so x=1/12

Now you can find log_x 27 :D

This will help you, too.

Shouldn't the possible one digits be

4 and 8?

And CU, what the....(?)

I didn't even see that?!!?!?!?!?!??!! I'm so sorry... I will try solving it myself!

1/2*1/2*1/2=1/8

H*T*H

So, our answer is 1/8

What is hilarious?

Wait, what? What do you mean, AELN?

Well, check this out instead. Sorry about the other one: