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	What is the index of the term '119' in the sequence 2, 5, 8, 11?		2007-02-16
		joey pose la question : What is the index of the term '119' in the sequence 2, 5, 8, 11? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Four number combinations		2007-02-16
		Joe pose la question : I have an uncle who plays the Massachusetts daily lottery. It a 4 number lottery. He wanted to know how many different 4 number combinations could he make using these 12 separate numbers. 3 7 4 0 6 9 1 3 7 3 9 8 Penny Nom lui répond.
	*** x ** = ****		2007-02-16
		Dani pose la question : Use the numbers 1-9 only once to make the following: A three digit number times a two digit number that gives a four digit number. That is *** x ** = **** (the numbers 1-9 can only be used once for each star). I came up with the answer 138 x 42 = 5796 but I want to know whether this is the only solution and if not, is there a formula to come up with the answer. Thanks! I appreciate your help! Chris Fisher and Claude Tardif lui répond.
	Three distinct prime factors		2007-02-15
		nick pose la question : what is the smallest natural number that has three distinct prime factors in its factorization Stephen La Rocque lui répond.
	A concrete foundation		2007-02-15
		Jeremy pose la question : BiltWEll Construction needs to create a concrete foundation. 5ft deep measuring 60ft by 32ft, outside dimensions, with walls 7in. How many cubic yards of concrete will they need? Penny Nom lui répond.
	A gymnast is swinging on a high bar.		2007-02-14
		William pose la question : A gymnast is swinging on a high bar. The distance between his waist (center of mass) and the bar is 1.1 m. If his speed at the top of his swing is zero and his gain in speed is due entirely to his change in gravitational potential energy, find his speed at the bottom of his swing. Stephen La Rocque lui répond.
	What is 40% of 936?		2007-02-14
		naheem pose la question : what is 40% of 936 Sara Ulmer lui répond.
	Factoring polynomials		2007-02-14
		Joe pose la question : I am in the eighth grade, and we are learning the equivalent of Algebra 2. I have no ides how to factor (x-2)(x^2-1)-6x-6 You help is most aprreciated. Thank you! Joe Stephen La Rocque lui répond.
	The volume of a prism		2007-02-14
		jasmine pose la question : What is the formula to find the volume of a triangular prism Penny Nom lui répond.
	Things that are shaped like a parabola		2007-02-14
		carra pose la question : i can't find other examples of things that are shaped like a parabola except for bridges.............. Pls. help it is due tomorrow. thank you very much:) Steve La Rocque, Penny Nom and Walter Whiteley lui répond.
	Centimeters to cubic meters and grams to kilograms		2007-02-14
		Colleen pose la question : A box of balls measures 120cm by 20cm by 20cm and weighs 48 g. One thousand boxes = x cubic meters and weighs x kilograms. Also, one million boxes = x cubic metes and weighs x kilograms. One billion boxes = x cubic meters and weighs x kilograms. Solve for x. Stephen La Rocque lui répond.
	What constitutes a face for a geometric solid?		2007-02-14
		Erica pose la question : What constitutes a face for a geometric solid? We have been getting conflicting answers from different textbooks. Some teachers are saying that cylinders and cones do not have faces. I'm thinking that cylinders have 2 and cones have 1. Please enlighten me. Thanks! Walter Whiteley lui répond.
	Cost per square foot		2007-02-14
		llinden pose la question : how do you figure out the cost of square footage? the amount per sq ft is $28 Thank you Gabriel Potter lui répond.
	A gallon of water		2007-02-14
		Ashley pose la question : Is four 20 oz bottles of water a gallon? How many Gabriel Potter lui répond.
	Cubic inches		2007-02-13
		Renee pose la question : a glass has a height of 3 inches and a radius of 2 inches. about how many cubic inches of fwater will the glass hold? and how do you figure the answer? thank you...................renee Gabriel Potter and Melanie Tyrer lui répond.

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