Question

Keep getting this answer wrong. Can I please get some help.

Answer 1

yes you can get some help.... medal now

Answer 2

Well can see why your still a hatching...thanks for just posting around.

Answer 3

it was a joke
do you go to k12...? this question was on my test today

Answer 4

No I go to Purdue University.

Answer 5

COLLEGE? I GO TO HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN!!!!! WTF that question was on my quiz.....

Answer 6

I know how to do it, simply getting the arithmetic wrong. Your welcome to help if you know the answer.

I started by changing out the fractions. Then finding what made the variables V opposite and solving for T. I then plugged T back in and got the final answer. Somewhere I am messing up on the logic though.

Answer 7

dude i failed this question..... if i knew the answer i would tell you man .... sorry

Answer 8

must be arithmetic.

i get:

\[(t, v)= \left( \frac{ 55 }{ 31 }, -\frac{ 95 }{ 31 } \right)\]

Answer 9

Yes I new I was getting the arithmetics wrong somewhere. I seem to have gotten the -95 part so I must have plugged it back in wrong not to have gotten the fraction part.

Fractions are arithmetics worst enemy.

Thank you for the help.

Answer 10

I have a simultaneous equation solver on my TI-89. Just pluged it in;
It confirms (t,v) = (55/31, -95/31)