NEED IN 6 HOURSThis Week’s Journal TopicLooking back at the proposal you wrote this week, briefly describe how your writing may have changed had you directed your proposal toward a primary or secondary reader. What does this tell you about the importance of understanding your...
Students must answer all 4 parts of this discussion. You must show your work on all 4 parts.In order to receive full credit, all work must be completed correctly although partial credit is available. This discussion is worth a total of 50 points. ...
1. Let W and L represent the width and length of a rectangle, respectively, and let P represent the perimeter. The perimeter of a rectangle is given by the formula P=2L+2Wa) First, solve the formula for the width, W.b) Given that the perimeter of the...
1. Use the perimeter formula P = 2l + 2w to find the perimeter, P, of a rectangular lot if the width, w, is 60 feet and the length, l , is 80 feet.2. Four times the sum of a number and four is 92....
Question #1:After math class, one of your friends makes the statement that whenever you add one number to another, the answer is always greater than the original number. Respond to your friend’s remark and use specific examples to support your position.Question #2:Explain why it is...
This week you learned how to solve many different equations and inequalities. Each of these can be used in a real-world situation.Which of the equations or inequalities this week did you enjoy solving the most and why? Which were the most challenging? Did you come across problems in...