3 Men in a Boat.
Written by Jerome K Jerome in 1889.
three men in a boat
bt + 5b - 3t - 15 = b(t + 5) - 3(t + 5) = (t + 5)(b - 3)
3 Bones in the Ear
I think the question is wrong - it should be 3 B M S H T R The answer is 3 blind mice see how they run.
r + 2t = -3 . . . . (A)3r - 4t = -9 . . . . (B)2*(A) + (B): 2r + 4t + 3r - 4t = -6 - 95r = - 15 so r = -3substituting in (A), t = 0So the answer is (r, t) = (-3, 0)r + 2t = -3 . . . . (A)3r - 4t = -9 . . . . (B)2*(A) + (B): 2r + 4t + 3r - 4t = -6 - 95r = - 15 so r = -3substituting in (A), t = 0So the answer is (r, t) = (-3, 0)r + 2t = -3 . . . . (A)3r - 4t = -9 . . . . (B)2*(A) + (B): 2r + 4t + 3r - 4t = -6 - 95r = - 15 so r = -3substituting in (A), t = 0So the answer is (r, t) = (-3, 0)r + 2t = -3 . . . . (A)3r - 4t = -9 . . . . (B)2*(A) + (B): 2r + 4t + 3r - 4t = -6 - 95r = - 15 so r = -3substituting in (A), t = 0So the answer is (r, t) = (-3, 0)
B-J- and the Bear - 1978 S-T-U-N-T- 3-12 was released on: USA: 31 March 1981
John is 36, Jane is 27 When he was 27, she was 18. The algebraic solution to the equation: Let A = John and B = Jane, and time t = A - B (difference in ages) If t years ago, John was twice as old A = 2 (B - t) and substitute A - B for t A = 2B - 2A + 2B 3A = 4B A = 4/3 B and since A + B = 63 4/3 B + B = 63 7/3 B = 63 B = 21 and A = 28
Using a system of equations where # of Tim's cars = T and # of Bill's cars = B [1] T+5=B-5 [2] 2(T-5)=B+5 Rearrange [1] to get [3] T=B-10 Substitute the latter half of [3] into [2] [4] 2(B-10-5)=B+5 Solve [4] for B 2B-20-10=B+5 B=35 And since [3] B=35 T=25
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d2P/dV2 = 2RT(V - b)-3 + a[(2*sqrt(T))*(V2sqrt(T) + Vb*sqrt(T))-2 - 2(V2*sqrt(T) + V*sqrt(T))-3*(2V*sqrt(T) + b*sqrt(T))2]
There are at least 10 types of non-Hodgkin's lymphomas.
son- b/t 3 and 4 dad- b/t 36 and 48
3 blind mice see how they run.