I can't find the test in downloads, but I will give these a shot. What is M? I hope I don't mess up, because I am working without a key.
7. Just search percent error.
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For the SDs I would guess 3, but someone else could answer that part.
[unparseable or potentially dangerous latex formula]38. Projectile motion. Might be a better way to do it, but I just use a handful of equations.
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[unparseable or potentially dangerous latex formula]I haven't done this type of problem in awhile if the answer is something else please let me know.
40. Big circle little triangle with two sides given and R. Draw the radii from the center to the vertices of the triangle. That is one method if you want to see it worked:
http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework ... 88780.htmlBasically system solve:
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double to get whole bottom
[unparseable or potentially dangerous latex formula]I would just use this though, because I solve all circle problems using only two formulas R=a*b*c/4k
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60. Link and maybe
No guarantees as to accuracy, please post answers in the future or a link to the test.
I really need to learn how to format my latex to not look so lousy....
Edit: Did the projectile motion problem in yard not feet....