Question

Can Rotobey help me

Answer 1

can someone help me

Answer 2

I don't know, what's your question?

Answer 3

In least to greatest put these in order show work............

Answer 4

22/4 , 65 : 12 , 9:2 , 100/19 ,5:1

Answer 5

these i've been trying to get help for a hours

Answer 6

I can help you out, all you have to do is convert your ratios to fractions or fractions to ratios, do you know how to do that?

Answer 7

No i just started to learn this ?

Answer 8

I have the order they go in i just need the work...my teacher assigned it to us she gave us the anwsers but she wanted us to solve it???

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9:2 , 5:1 ,100/19 , 65:12 , 22/4

Answer 10

thats the correct order but she wants the work

Answer 11

Hello is anyone here

Answer 12

\[\left\{9:2,5:1,\frac{100}{19},\frac{65}{12},22/4\right\} \]Looks like luchiananami is correct and deserves a medal.

I converted the ":" symbols to "/", made a Mathematica list and sorted the list with "Sort".
Unfortunately Mathematica simplifies the output automatically so 5/1 comes out t or the fractions are reduced. Takes additional time to convert the sorted results back to the orginal form.

Answer 13

typo error. 5/1 comes out 5, not "t".

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Is that a picture from when you were a child ?

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1.You are AWSOME in math :)
2.Every time I come one here you help me alot so thank you :)
3.For the problem you said was correct could you show me the work to how you got it :) Pretty please :D

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Yes. I think I was about 12 or 13 years old then. I am 77 years old now and my current photo would send the folks out into the streets with their hair on fire.

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wow that is so sweet of you to be here on a sunday night helping kids :)
You are ver kind very kind indeed :)

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Could you show me the work for the last problem :)

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The Mathematica input statement was the following:\[\text{Sort}[\{22/4,65/12,9/2,100/19,5/1\}] \]Mathematica returned the following:\[\left\{\frac{9}{2},5,\frac{100}{19},\frac{65}{12},\frac{11}{2}\right\} \]By appending the ordered characters //N to the string, Mathematica will convert the list elements to decimal numbers as shown below:\[\left\{\frac{9}{2},5,\frac{100}{19},\frac{65}{12},\frac{11}{2}\right\}\text{//}N = \{4.5,5.,5.26316,5.41667,5.5\} \]

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Thank you so very much :)

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luchiananami, i do like the fact that you're being helped. I do hope though that you understand how the answers were arrived at, and not just copying...

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One last thing. The following forx of the N function creates an easier on the eyes output:\[N\left[\left\{\frac{9}{2},5,\frac{100}{19},\frac{65}{12},\frac{11}{2}\right\} ,3\right]=\{4.50,5.00,5.26,5.42,5.50\} \]

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yes very much and i appreacieat robtobey helping me so much every time i come on here.My grade has gone to a c- to a b+ since i have been on here :)

Answer 24

typo error again. forx should have been typed "form"

Thank you for the medal.

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No problem....You helped me....i help you.

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I say this

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you two know each other huh...

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A man who catches a fish for a family...they eat for a night...but when a man teaches that family to fish....eats for life.

Answer 29

No we don't he has just been very kind and help's me alot when i come on here

Answer 30

cool