venn diagrams

a. Write the first 6 elements of the following sets: E is the set of even numbers E={ } L is the set of numbers divisble by 11. L={ } S is the set of numbers divisible by 6. S={ } b. Draw a Venn Diagram to represent the relationship among E,L,S. c. Place the following five numbers on the V ...continues

equations.

A. Show that 693/858 and 42/52 are equivalent in THREE different ways. B. Simplify 3^5 X 24^3 divide by 12^3 X (6^3)^2 ^ means exponent.....

Fractions

State whether each of the following fraction is a terminating or repeating decimal. If the decimal terminates, state the number of decimal places and show how you decided. IF the decimal repeats, write the decimal representation of the fraction. a. 12/32 b. 6/2^2 x 5^7 x 3 ^meaning exponent!

problem solving

A. In five years the price of a house in Vancouver is expected to be about 164% of today's price. If the trend continues, what percent of today's price would you expect the price of a house to be in 15 years? B. The sum of two numbers is 24. One number is increased by 50% while the other is decreased by 50%. The sum of the tw ...continues

Probability

An octahedron is a three dimensional shape with eight sides that are equilateral triangles. THis shape is used as a die in games such as Dungeons and Dragons because all eight sides come up with equal probability. A. Assuming the sides are numbered 1 through 8, and a person throws two octahedral dice, what are the possible su ...continues

problem solving

A soft- drink cup is in the shape of a right circular cone with a capacity of 250 millilitres. The radius of the circular base is five centimetres. How deep is the cup? (1 millilitre = 1 cubic centimetre). (Explain your answer).

Greatest commmon factor

A. Find the GCF (84, 108). Show how you obtained your answer. B. Suppose GCF (48,A)= 5. What are the possible values, If any, for A? Please Explain your answer.

least common multilpes

A. Find the LCM (84, 108). Show how you obtained your answer. B. Suppose LCM (18,A) = 72. What are the possible values, if any, for A? Explain your answer.

problem solving

A. Use a rectangle to explain the process of adding 1/4 and 2/3 - Explain your answer. B. What multiplication problems are represented by each of the following area models? What are the products? ( the 1st area model looks like one big rectangle with fifteen little rectangles in it, and 8 of them are shaded) (the 2nd area m ...continues

College Algebra

I am having trouble with the following problems. Can someone please help me and explain the process? Thank you. P. 295 1. # 16 2. # 28 3. # 36 P.309 4. # 78 5. # 80 6. # 82 P.334 7. #28 8 #44 P.364 9. # 36 10. # 46(Use Grapher only)