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Problems
must be typed in with the proper syntax and will be solved according
to proper order of operations. Be sure and use parentheses when
needed to group operations together. If you are uncertain how to
type something in, just make a note explaining what you are trying
to do in step 1. Vague questions may be sent back for clarification
and then solved once I receive the clarifications. Use the chart
below to help with operator symbols:
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OPERATION
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SYMBOL
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EXAMPLE
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Multiplication
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(
) or *
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2(3+x)
"two times the quantity three + x"
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Division
or fractions
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/
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7/(x-2)
"seven divided by the quantity x minus two"
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Exponents
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^
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5^(2-x)
"5 raised to the quantity 2 minus x"
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Roots
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sqrt
( )
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sqrt
(x-7) "the square root of the quantity of x minus seven"
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Absolute
value
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abs
( )
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abs
(x+3) "the absolute value of the quantity x plus 3"
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Inequality
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</=
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2
</=x "2 is less than or equal to x"
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Not
equal to
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/=/
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x
/=/ 7 "x unequal to 7"
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