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I really struggle with algebra and would like to know if anyone can explain in algebra for dummies terms how to divide polynomials this is an example (3x3 - 27x2 + 54x) ÷ (x - 3). Maybe you could give me a place to go online that will break things down very very simple in English, for my future algebra problems
This has a good explanation...
http://www.purplemath.com/modules/polydiv2.htm
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just about every where online and all Im finding is credit card payment options. Any advice will be appreciated.
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I just read from "home buying for dummies" that the condition of using Yahoo real estate account is rediculous. From my understanding, you essentially just have to buy from Prudential. Obviously I did not read the term of service carefully when I signed up. But from what I read in that book, it's like Prudential buys Ad space from Yahoo, and people who use the site to look up in their Ad will have to buy from them. I am not sure their terms (wishlist) is legal. Anyway, please help cancel my account with Yahoo real estate.
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I can only give you a partial answer as I am not that familiar with Yahoo "real estate" account. I HOPE you did not pay for anything upfront. If you did, that is HIGHLY suspect. I'm guessing you did not.
Now, trying to read between the lines, I'm guessing that you feel you are being forced to buy real estate through prudential. While I'm not a realtor, I would always recommend having a realtor represent me when purchasing or selling a home. In MOST TYPICAL situations the person SELLING the home pays both realtors (the one who is listing/selling and the one who brought the buyer). My GUESS is that, based on the agreement btwn Yahoo and Prudential, Prudential will be representing you the buyer. Keep in mind that you do not pay them. Now, you may say to yourself, if the person selling has to pay them, they'll just charge you more. While that may happen occasionally, that is the exception rather than the rule.
If you are serious about buying a home, go and interview several realtors to see who can help you. My recommendation would be to find someone local who has been a realtor for more than 2 weeks and someone who listens to you but also educates you on the process.
Best of luck,
Joe...
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I'm attempting to study for my ACT. In a need of bumping it up by 5 points (which is going to be a ton of studying) I cannot find any of my math notes from geometry. I mean, the basic algebra questions are fairly simple, but all the trigonometry ones I learned in geometry are so hard! (cos/sin/tan) I forgot all of it and I need to study for it.
I obviously don't any math books :/ (I hate math!)
I have the ACT book guide...but I need more because I really need that score of 28. Does anyone know any good online math resources that could help me relearn all of those things I forgot (and are free too!) Also, are there any books out there (maybe math for Dummies or something?) Gahh I really need help with this :/ thanks!
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Sigh,....This is what my life has come to, j/k Anyway guys I know this may be alot to ask but I really need help, I need this algebra problem explained to me in "for dummies" type english 2(5x+1)+5(x-2)
This isn't a equation so I assume you're being asked to simplify that expression.
To simplify it, you must multiply out the brackets (multiply everything in the bracket by the number outside).
2(5x + 1) + 5(x - 2)
= 10x + 2 + 5x - 10
= 15x - 8
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When you're expecting, there are so many things to think about, what colour you're going to decorate the nursery, which spectacular buggy or travel system you're going to purchase and how many nappies of which size are you going to need. One thing that might not be at the front of your mind are comforting baby blankets and bedding. Most people are bought these kinds of items by friends and family as gift, so you tend not to think about them.
Baby blankets are very important accessories to have for your new born. They can be used in a number of ways, from wrapping them up when you're out and about, using as a cover to keep them warm whilst sleeping or just even laying them on, a soft blanket so they can have a stretch.
They come in many fabrics, from cotton to cashmere and you can even get them embroidered. The best fabrics are the ones that are soft and not abrasive to the skin. Some fabrics are not advisable on newborns so make sure you do some research before you buy or ask a member of staff in a shop to advise you. It is also good to get advice on the thickness of the blanket, as some types can be quite warm and you must be aware of this, as not to overheat your baby.
You can get a colour that will match your buggy or nursery, or just go for a neutral colour, like cream, baby pink or baby blue. When washing your blanket, be sure to follow the washing instructions and obey the temperatures, so as not to shrink your blanket or loose the softness. Baby blankets tend to be reasonably priced but it's best to research before you buy, to get the best price.
There are many companies that also sell an item called a comfort blanket. These tend to be a bear or doll, dressed in a silky or soft fabric. They are designed for your child to cuddle up to when sleepy and make them feel relaxed and comforted. These can be a great replacement to deter your little one from sucking their thumb or needing a dummy.
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i am currently employed and may choose to leave my company by the end of this year. i am knew at 401k plans and pensions and how they work..anyways my co uses fidelity and i was able to see how much pension benefits i would get if i retired at 51 or 65 . its aid that i am 100 % vested and it had an amount for monthly payments then a diffrnt amount for a lump sum i am 35 and not close to retirement age of course but does anyone know if i chose to takke it lump sum that i would be eligible to do so or not. and will i get taxed on it ?
If you take a lump sum you will lose 25% to taxes and another 20% to penalties. Roll it over into an IRA and let it grow for your retirement.
Think about that - you will lose almost 50% of the money if you take it as a lump sum.
Roll it over to an IRA for god's sake.
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