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Since last thread went perfectly well~ I thought about making another one! This time around, I'm gonna challenge you with actual Math problems. If anyone of you can finish at least three of these five problems, than I guess I might have to consider you a true "Algebra master" (Note: Participate if you want, I thought this might've been interesting, as I got the idea from Micromass and the Assessment test joke)
1. Solve for x in this following equation: (2x-1)/(3x+2)=7
2. Solve for the following equation for x, y, and z: 2x-3y+z=0
x+y+z=1
x-2y-4z=2
3. Find z in this following equation: (2z)/(z+3)=(3)/(z-10)+2
(4 and 5 will require you to have understanding of Single-Variable Calculus, so anyone that wants to take a shot at it, can)
4. Find the slope of the following curve at the indicated point: y=x^3 at the point (1/2 , 1/8)
5. Evaluate this Indefinite Integral by using Substitution: Ôê½ sin 3x
Rules: Use a calculator that gives you the final answers, or does it completely out for you, I slap you with a fish.
1. Solve for x in this following equation: (2x-1)/(3x+2)=7
2. Solve for the following equation for x, y, and z: 2x-3y+z=0
x+y+z=1
x-2y-4z=2
3. Find z in this following equation: (2z)/(z+3)=(3)/(z-10)+2
(4 and 5 will require you to have understanding of Single-Variable Calculus, so anyone that wants to take a shot at it, can)
4. Find the slope of the following curve at the indicated point: y=x^3 at the point (1/2 , 1/8)
5. Evaluate this Indefinite Integral by using Substitution: Ôê½ sin 3x
Rules: Use a calculator that gives you the final answers, or does it completely out for you, I slap you with a fish.