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forty percent of a radioactive substance decays in five years. by what percent does the substance decay each year
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*= dot product L(x)=(x*v1)v2 + (x*v3)v4 where v1=(1,0,2,-1) v2=(1,1,0,0) v3=(1,1,1,1) v4=(0,0,1,1) Find the matrix of the operator L with respect to the standard basis.
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Shade 1/3 of the rectangle
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Let V be a subspace of r4 spannes by the vectors x1=(1,0,2,2) x2=(1,2,-3,-2) x3=(1,1,-5,0) i)Find a othonormal basis for v ii) find the distance from the point y=(9,9,0,0) to the subspace V
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Let A be the matrix ( 101 030 101) Find a matrix C such that C^2=a^2 but c doesnt = +_ A
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Consider the following table data x |-1|0|1|3 f(x)|0|1|1|2 Find a Linear polynomial which is the best least squares fit to these data.
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480 was reduced to 432 find the percentage
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The postal service will accept packages only in the length plus girth is no more than 156 inches. What is the length, the width and the height?
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a box has the volume of 570 meters cubed and a surface area of 478 metres squared. what are the length, width and heigth of the box?
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which is the largest value 13.05 or 13.5
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