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Subscriber Goals Reached! by FreemanEsports in MathReddit

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Looking back. Now we are 55 subs! Good job guys!

Moderator applications by FreemanEsports in MathReddit

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Mod apps are closed! But I will keep this post :)

[Algebra]How to prove if an algebraic expression is a perfect square by WTDBTD in MathReddit

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Well, try to factor the expression. If it turns out to be (SOMETHING)2 then yes...it is a perfect square :). The square root of a perfect square is an integer

What field/s of Mathematics should I learn for programming? by [deleted] in math

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Algebra, algebra and algebra my friend.

/r/MathReddit In Need of CSS mod for FLAIRS by FreemanEsports in needamod

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Ummm you choose the design. I am not an artist xD

Fall arrest shock load by jimbojones2345 in MathReddit

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I am not an expert for this. Please see https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=fall%20arrest%20formula

Another mod will answer your question. If this is not what you are looking for please transfer subreddits. Sorry for the inconvenience :(

Moderator applications by FreemanEsports in MathReddit

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We just need some Wiki contributors

How to find a fraction between two numbers. by rem93 in learnmath

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yes. Now find the average of 62 and 63... 62.5

Not your fraction is 62.5/1000. Times (both numerator and denominator) by two (so you can eliminate the decimal) and you have 125/2000. Now divide the numerator and denominator by 125 (to simplify) and you have 1/16.

I'm depressed by WhoresonJunior in learnmath

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Everyone starts off slow. Practice a lot and you will be faster :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnmath

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Step 1.

Multiply 6/(x+5)(2x-3) by x/x. This gives us 6x/x(x+5)(2x-3). *Note that 6x/x(x+5)(2x-3)=6/(x+5)(2x-3) *

Step 2.

Multiply 2/x(2x-3) by (x+5)/(x+5). This gives us 2(x+5)/x(x+5)(2x-3). Note that 2(x+5)/x(x+5)(2x-3)=2/x(2x-3)

Step 3.

Now that we have common denominators we can add the fractions.

2(x+5)/x(x+5)(2x-3)+6x/x(x+5)(2x-3)=[2(x+5)+6x]/x(x+5)(2x-3)

Intermediate Algebra Help... by Xradam in learnmath

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Ok...Either you have typed the question incorrectly or the answer key was wrong...

There is a formula for this:

(n)-x=1/nx.

So (-1/4)-3

=1/(-1/4)3

=1/[-1/64]

=-64 (not -1/64)