Thread: Help with take home quiz... One or two problems...

I really need someone to help me. These are the answers I got... I don't want you to look at all of them UNLESS you really have A LOT of time on you're hand or are really quick... I just want you to check one or two in each section (about 3 problems...) OR if you really can't help I REALLY don't understand numbers 22-25 the method, not the actual problems... and tell me if I'm doing it right.

The ones I'm not sure about are

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1-2 whether I should have turned the negative exponet into a positive by putting it on the bottom or if I should have added it with the rest...

# 9 I don't get at all...

# 11 I don't understand if I was supposed to put E and F together when FOILing as they are two different variables...

# 12 you all can leave alone it is extra credit.

# 22-25 I don't understand what they wanted me too do... I just put it in order from the highest decimal degree to the lowest, the fraction is really confusing...

It would be great if you could check all them all, but if you don't have much time the ones above would greatly help... If you had virtually no time then could just tell me the method of 22- 25


thanks!

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This is something you should be doing on your own; we cannot help you.

Okay, I'm going to take out the pictures and reword it to ask only questions about the whole math concept rather then the actual problems itself.