Melody

Well,

you could just substitute each of those values into the left hand side and see which one gives and answer closest to 6.

Could you present you last answer properly in LaTex please pro35hp?  

It is correct :)

Express 17 1/2% as a fraction in its lowest terms

\(\frac{17.5}{100}=\frac{175}{1000}=\frac{175\div25}{1000\div25}=\frac{7}{40}\)

Not sure what you mean

\(x^8+5x^6\\ x^6*x^2+x^6*5\\ =x^6(x^2+5)\)

does that help ??

Thanks Michael,

Your first bit is good but then I am not sure what you did ://

Anyway, I want to take a quick look myself.     :)

\( 60.1 − 43.9 cos\frac{ πt}{ 6}\ge 77\\ − 43.9 cos\frac{ πt}{ 6}\ge 16.9\\ cos\frac{ πt}{ 6}\le -16.9/43.9\\ cos\frac{ πt}{ 6}\le -0.385\\ \frac{ πt}{ 6}\le cos^{-1}(-0.385)\\ \frac{ πt}{ 6}\ge 1.966\\ πt\ge 11.796\\ t\ge3.75 \)

I will assume that 1 is the END of January SO   4 is the end of April.

So sales will be exceeded in April

Here is a graph that might help you to understand.  Although the equation itself actually makes little sense.

Thanks Chris :)

That is excellent Michael.     

So the answer is    0.2*6 = $1.20        

Pro35hp,

Why are you calling someone that you do not even know 'dear'

It sounds sarcastic and it is not polite.

Would you like me to to tell you. "Sorry dear but you are wrong." ?  It would be a put down!

Would you call your teacher, or even another boy in your class,  "dear" - of course not - it would be very rude.

log 10 = x/log60 + 2log10 solve x

I will assume base 10

1 = x/log60 + 2*1 

-1 = x/log60

x= -log 60

-log(60) = -1.7781512503836436

Hi Michael,      

I'd like you to answer a couple of questions for me.

1) How many grams in a kilogram.    Google it is you do not know.

2) What fraction of a kg is 200 grams?