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If R = (xr, yr) and P = (xp, yp) then the midpoint is [(xr + xp)/2, (yr + yp)/2].
The expression "XR plus 4" can be simplified to XR + 4. If you are looking for a specific equivalent, it depends on the value of X and R. If X and R are variables, the expression remains as is. If they represent specific numbers, you would substitute those values to compute a numerical answer.
four stroke.
(x + 1)10 = 1 + 10x + 45x2 + 120x3 + 210x4 + 252x5 + 210x6 + 120x7 + 45x8 + 10x9 + x10 The coefficient of xr is 10!/[r!*(10-r)!] or 10Cr
as long as its not seroquel xr (youll destroy the extended release part) yes, you should be able to. I of course advice talking to your doctor about doing this first, and using a pill cutter for an accurate cut.
mine goes like 40 maybe a little faster
150 miles an hour answered by a expert
yes it is a very good bike
About 50 MPH if you have a half mile or so to wring it out.
A XR100 will do around 55 mph with stock gearing.
ttr for the egine is twices bigger
xr 80 goes fast but it can only go about 50mph.
The 200xr is faster by far
a xr 80 will go like 60 miles per hour maybe more
of course not . It will just make it louder . I have a 2003 xr 80 r without a baffle , and it is louder and a little faster than the stock xr 80 , and I've been driving it like that for years and still runs as good as stock . So it does bump up your speed a little , but will let it breath better .
The XR 250 will have more power, however, the SX80 will be quicker off of the line. It's not always just about brute horsepower, but rather useable power and how quick you can accelerate. In many circumstances the SX80 would be faster than the XR even though it doesn't have the most horsepower.
80 cc.