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2x^3-11x^2+12x+9

how do i factor:

all are viable options

or help me with math

nice

how would i do (1/(x+h))-(1/x)

ok

so 13/6?

so you multiply the non exponents and then add the exponents?

how do i do (5a^(2/3))(4a^(3/2))

summer work

taking AB calc

with school starting soon, im back for more help with my homework

alright

but im not taking bc calc, only ab, fuck bc

so my questions might get confusing

instead of just regular honors chem from last year

oh yeah so im taking ap chem this year

thanks

alright

+pi(n)

but if its a graph of it how do you represent that?

thats the domain of one cycle

i undesrtand its [-pi/2,pi/2]

im confused

?

(-pi/2+pi(n), pi/2+pi(n))?

how would i write the domain of tan?

i have a question on math

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Is it just me or are there like 5 new channels?

i realized my mistake

wait nvm

since you only have 1 sig fig in .05

then .05*310.18 (mm of the ca3po42) would just be 10 with sig figs

or .05

if its just .5 moles

so then leg

thats good enough for me

but with sig figs would it just be .05 moles?

so i have .09 moles to .045 moles

so the ratio is 1:2

3CaCl2 + 2Na3PO4 -> 6NaCl + Ca3(PO4)2

and the reaction is

which is the limiting reactant

so i have .09 moles of sodium phosphate

25.0 grams of calcium chloride reacts with 1,500. mL of a 0.0600 M solution of sodium phosphate. How many grams of precipitate will form if an 85% yield is achieved?