Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[Sapphireho]

I never got my Dr Pepper.

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by humfrz

You must show your work. This is NOT an open book (internet) test.

Originally Posted by soundman98

https://socratic.org/questions/the-s...e-the-integers

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by soundman98

https://socratic.org/questions/the-s...e-the-integers

See the entire solution process below:

Sorry, you peeked, @jsimon7777 ratted you out.

This is NOT an open book (internet) test.





humfrz

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Sorry, you peaked, @jsimon7777 ratted you out.

This is NOT an open book (internet) test.



humfrz

Anyway, it's more elegant to just do 111 = 3x where the integers are x-1, x, and x + 1.

[Face_Plant]

Originally Posted by humfrz

School is good!





OK, solve this algebra word problem and I'll proficiency you into statistics.



The sum of three consecutive positive integers is 111. You need to determine what the three integers are. Write an equation which shows how you could solve the problem? What are the 3 integers?



You must show your work. This is NOT an open book (internet) test. This is a timed test. Get set - GO!





humfrz

Ewwwww math

[EAGLE5]

Yay English!

[Sapphireho]

Exhausting weekend. Landed back in SJ around 9, clean the house for open house, then stay away till 4. As soon as open house was over, and the realtor left, I napped for 4 hours.

[EAGLE5]

I found the GATE test I took in third grade. Top score is 99. Got 99 in language, 98 in math, and 89 in spatial. Ended up teaching English. My fate was sealed early on.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

Anyway, it's more elegant to just do 111 = 3x where the integers are x-1, x, and x + 1.

Sorry, you timed out -


humfrz

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Exhausting weekend. Landed back in SJ around 9, clean the house for open house, then stay away till 4. As soon as open house was over, and the realtor left, I napped for 4 hours.

So, how did your walk thru at your house in Idaho go? Any surprises?

Did you read the disclosure document carefully? Any mention of the property being built on an old Paiute burial ground? Yep, the lands just north of the big deer flats (now Lake Lowell).

Some states require that information like that be disclosed. Some don't. As long as YOU and your family don't "see" or "feel" their presence, not to worry. -


humfrz

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Face_Plant

Ewwwww math

Well, it's not the "math" that's difficult, its when they take the numbers and start mixing in letters and symbols that makes it hard -


humfrz

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Sorry, you timed out -


humfrz

Pshaw! I was leaving Steve a chance to solve it, but soundman just had to post the answer.

[Ultramaroon]

Daredevil is good.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

I found the GATE test I took in third grade. Top score is 99. Got 99 in language, 98 in math, and 89 in spatial. Ended up teaching English. My fate was sealed early on.

I also took the gate test in third grade. I got a 100s in all three categories, wood gate, metal gate and wire gate. Yep, I closed them ALL for a whole week and none of the animals got out. I got one point over the top score because I remembered to latch each one.





humfrz