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What is 9 squred?
81
What is the statistical formula of the normal distribution?
y=(1/(sqrt(2*22/7)))*((e)power-((X squred)/2))
How do you write the equation for normal distribution data in excel?
y=(1/(sqrt(2*22/7)))*((e)power-((X squred)/2))
Find the xintercept for the equation y equals 8x squred?
0
What is a 2 dimensional figure with 2 pairs of parallel sides of equal length and none of the figures are right angles?
a 4 dimensional paryllelogon squred equals 6, this means that obama rocks and is probly the best president ever
What is 9 squred?
81
What is the statistical formula of the normal distribution?
y=(1/(sqrt(2*22/7)))*((e)power-((X squred)/2))
How do you write the equation for normal distribution data in excel?
y=(1/(sqrt(2*22/7)))*((e)power-((X squred)/2))
What polynomial must be added to 9a squred a -1 so that the sum is 4a squred 3a -2?
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What is the circumference of radius equals 4 and 2-3 ft?
27billion squred to the power of x then +9655823 the-9655823+0= your answer try it
Find the xintercept for the equation y equals 8x squred?
0
How do you factor nine x squred minus 1?
(3x - 1)(3x + 1)
What number squred equals 361?
√361 = 19 Proof: 19 x 19 = 361
How do you work out the opposite side of a triangle?
pythagrem therom a squred + b squared =c squared
What is the area of a square whose sides measure 4 m each?
16 m squred
Who is theory is x mc squred?
enstiens einstein's theory of relativity e=mc squared
The inverse of a function is always a function?
a function is a added to the iverse function and multiply the SQURED AND CUBIC OR ethc......
