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If x is an integer
1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0 3. 2x-4>6
4. -3x+2>-1 5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0 3. 2x-4>6
4. -3x+2>-1 5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
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Steve Easton
What is the value of x??
Is this homework??
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
I HATE pop quizzes - 'specially math.
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David Berry
A quiz about our dads?
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
no, carbonated beverages...Mr. Pibb, Dr. Pepper, Moxie, etc.
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Trevor L.
1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0jermy said:If x is an integer
3. 2x-4>6 4. -3x+2>-1
5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
I don't understand either.
What answers do you want?
Are they
1. x < -4
2. x > 3
3. x > 5
4. x < 1
5. x > 8
6. x < 4
If so, it is just algebra and what is the point ?
(Gee, I hope I got it right, so many years after primary school maths and
somewhat less since graduating in Maths at Uni. - the latter was only 41
years ago, the former 53.)
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Trevor L.
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MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
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Murray
I think you have it, Trevor....
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Trevor L. said:1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0jermy said:If x is an integer
3. 2x-4>6 4. -3x+2>-1
5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
I don't understand either.
What answers do you want?
Are they
1. x < -4
2. x > 3
3. x > 5
4. x < 1
5. x > 8
6. x < 4
If so, it is just algebra and what is the point ?
(Gee, I hope I got it right, so many years after primary school maths and
somewhat less since graduating in Maths at Uni. - the latter was only 41
years ago, the former 53.)
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
[ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
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Steve Easton
I was going to answer true and false.
However without knowing the value of X it's not really possible.
Assuming x=1 then I agree with your answers
;-)
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Steve Easton
However without knowing the value of X it's not really possible.
Assuming x=1 then I agree with your answers
;-)
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Steve Easton
Trevor L. said:1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0jermy said:If x is an integer
3. 2x-4>6 4. -3x+2>-1
5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
I don't understand either.
What answers do you want?
Are they
1. x < -4
2. x > 3
3. x > 5
4. x < 1
5. x > 8
6. x < 4
If so, it is just algebra and what is the point ?
(Gee, I hope I got it right, so many years after primary school maths and somewhat less since graduating in Maths at
Uni. - the latter was only 41 years ago, the former 53.)
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
[ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
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Murray
That could be a fair assumption except for all of the correct answers. 8)
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Steve Easton said:I was going to answer true and false.
However without knowing the value of X it's not really possible.
Assuming x=1 then I agree with your answers
;-)
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Trevor L. said:1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0jermy said:If x is an integer
3. 2x-4>6 4. -3x+2>-1
5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
I don't understand either.
What answers do you want?
Are they
1. x < -4
2. x > 3
3. x > 5
4. x < 1
5. x > 8
6. x < 4
If so, it is just algebra and what is the point ?
(Gee, I hope I got it right, so many years after primary school maths and
somewhat less since graduating in Maths at Uni. - the latter was only 41
years ago, the former 53.)
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
[ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
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Kevin Spencer
My guess is that the kid had some homework to do on Mathematical
Expressions, which is what all of the questions displayed. He probably
Googled "Expression" or "Expressions" and found this forum, where he posted
his question. As he is obviously clueless, I wouldn't expect him to find his
way back here and read the answers. ;-)
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Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Software Composer
http://unclechutney.blogspot.com
The shortest distance between 2 points is a curve.
Expressions, which is what all of the questions displayed. He probably
Googled "Expression" or "Expressions" and found this forum, where he posted
his question. As he is obviously clueless, I wouldn't expect him to find his
way back here and read the answers. ;-)
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Software Composer
http://unclechutney.blogspot.com
The shortest distance between 2 points is a curve.
Murray said:That could be a fair assumption except for all of the correct answers. 8)
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Steve Easton said:I was going to answer true and false.
However without knowing the value of X it's not really possible.
Assuming x=1 then I agree with your answers
;-)
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Trevor L. said:jermy wrote:
If x is an integer
1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0
3. 2x-4>6 4. -3x+2>-1
5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
I don't understand either.
What answers do you want?
Are they
1. x < -4
2. x > 3
3. x > 5
4. x < 1
5. x > 8
6. x < 4
If so, it is just algebra and what is the point ?
(Gee, I hope I got it right, so many years after primary school maths
and somewhat less since graduating in Maths at Uni. - the latter was
only 41 years ago, the former 53.)
--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
[ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
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Trevor L.
Kevin said:My guess is that the kid had some homework to do on Mathematical
Expressions, which is what all of the questions displayed. He probably
Googled "Expression" or "Expressions" and found this forum, where he
posted his question. As he is obviously clueless, I wouldn't expect
him to find his way back here and read the answers. ;-)
Good thinking, Kevin.
Anyway it was a bit of fun.
The shortest distance between 2 points is a curve.
Yes, it is on the surface of the earth.
But abstracting from the general to the specific: even a straight line is a
curve - it is an arc of a circle with infinite radius
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Trevor L.
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MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
Except fo the fact that we're in the FP forum not the Expressions
forum...but yer right on.
| My guess is that the kid had some homework to do on Mathematical
| Expressions, which is what all of the questions displayed. He probably
| Googled "Expression" or "Expressions" and found this forum, where he
posted
| his question. As he is obviously clueless, I wouldn't expect him to find
his
| way back here and read the answers. ;-)
|
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| HTH,
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| Kevin Spencer
| Microsoft MVP
| Software Composer
| http://unclechutney.blogspot.com
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| The shortest distance between 2 points is a curve.
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| | > That could be a fair assumption except for all of the correct answers.
8)
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| > --
| > Murray
| > --------------
| > MVP FrontPage
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| >
| > | >>I was going to answer true and false.
| >> However without knowing the value of X it's not really possible.
| >>
| >> Assuming x=1 then I agree with your answers
| >>
| >> ;-)
| >>
| >> --
| >> Steve Easton
| >>
| >> | >>> jermy wrote:
| >>>> If x is an integer
| >>>>
| >>> 1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0
| >>> 3. 2x-4>6 4. -3x+2>-1
| >>> 5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
| >>>
| >>> I don't understand either.
| >>>
| >>> What answers do you want?
| >>> Are they
| >>> 1. x < -4
| >>> 2. x > 3
| >>> 3. x > 5
| >>> 4. x < 1
| >>> 5. x > 8
| >>> 6. x < 4
| >>>
| >>> If so, it is just algebra and what is the point ?
| >>> (Gee, I hope I got it right, so many years after primary school maths
| >>> and somewhat less since graduating in Maths at Uni. - the latter was
| >>> only 41 years ago, the former 53.)
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> Cheers,
| >>> Trevor L.
| >>> [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >>> MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
| >>> ----------------------------------------
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
forum...but yer right on.
| My guess is that the kid had some homework to do on Mathematical
| Expressions, which is what all of the questions displayed. He probably
| Googled "Expression" or "Expressions" and found this forum, where he
posted
| his question. As he is obviously clueless, I wouldn't expect him to find
his
| way back here and read the answers. ;-)
|
| --
| HTH,
|
| Kevin Spencer
| Microsoft MVP
| Software Composer
| http://unclechutney.blogspot.com
|
| The shortest distance between 2 points is a curve.
|
| | > That could be a fair assumption except for all of the correct answers.
8)
| >
| > --
| > Murray
| > --------------
| > MVP FrontPage
| >
| >
| > | >>I was going to answer true and false.
| >> However without knowing the value of X it's not really possible.
| >>
| >> Assuming x=1 then I agree with your answers
| >>
| >> ;-)
| >>
| >> --
| >> Steve Easton
| >>
| >> | >>> jermy wrote:
| >>>> If x is an integer
| >>>>
| >>> 1. x+1<-3 2. x-3>0
| >>> 3. 2x-4>6 4. -3x+2>-1
| >>> 5. 7-x<-1 6. 4-x>0
| >>>
| >>> I don't understand either.
| >>>
| >>> What answers do you want?
| >>> Are they
| >>> 1. x < -4
| >>> 2. x > 3
| >>> 3. x > 5
| >>> 4. x < 1
| >>> 5. x > 8
| >>> 6. x < 4
| >>>
| >>> If so, it is just algebra and what is the point ?
| >>> (Gee, I hope I got it right, so many years after primary school maths
| >>> and somewhat less since graduating in Maths at Uni. - the latter was
| >>> only 41 years ago, the former 53.)
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> Cheers,
| >>> Trevor L.
| >>> [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >>> MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
| >>> ----------------------------------------
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
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