for 99.99% of jobs, you will never need to know algebra or the formulas or how they work. 97% of all jobs use 6th grade math or less to do their jobs. Only a TINY fraction of 1% of jobs, like theoretical Physics needs to know algebra. Computer programming is mostly done by the COTS method and only a tiny fraction of programmers or engineers ever use Algebra. It is a complete waste of time to take algebra classes in HS or College unless you plan to be in the tiny percentage of theoretical science jobs. Certainly the same is true of any higher math above algebra, like trig or calculus. 50 years ago before today's computers and software and apps, anyone who knew higher math had a great advantage in getting a job. But today it is meaningless to know for over 97% of the jobs in the current technology world. The largest number of people who need to know algebra are algebra teachers. That is like saying the people who need to know how to cook on a potbellied wood burning stove are people who teach others how to cook on pot bellied wood burning stoves.
2y2 + 9y - 2 this will not factor using integers what is what most algebra teachers will tell you is 'prime'but ... make an equation ... 2y2 + 9y - 2 = 0use the quadratic formula to solvey = [-9 (+/-) sq rt (81 -4x2(-2))] / (2x2)y = [-9 (+/-) sq rt (97)] / (4) now separate thesey = [-9 + sq rt (97)] / (4)y = [-9 - sq rt (97)] / (4) rewrite as equal to zero(y - [-9 + sq rt (97)] / (4)) =0(y - [-9 - sq rt (97)] / (4)) = 0 apply zero product property in reverse(y - [-9 + sq rt (97)] / (4))(y - [-9 - sq rt (97)] / (4)) = 0these, as weird as they may look, are the factors.
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228 inches, what you do is add, 97+97+17+17
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Pg. 53 there is a hyperbole.
The word "mutinously" appears on page 97 of the book "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding.
Matthew Creighton has a heart attack on page 118 in the book "Across Five Aprils" by Irene Hunt.
"Hueless" is a term used in "The Giver" to describe the lack of color in the society. It is a concept that is prevalent throughout the book rather than being contained to a specific page.
The word "asinine" does not appear in Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird.
If you're talking about the book, I'm not sure what exact page it is. But if you mean the movie, it should be around the first 15 minutes, probably. Jem says to Dill "you look right puny for goin' on seven!"
Tea Cake's real name in "Their Eyes Were Watching God" is Vergible Woods.
Because it is a fake.
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Check "My Contributions" on the left side of the page. Your answer is in there.
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