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    MHB What to include in an introduction?

    Hmmm...perhaps what "hooked" YOU...get my drift?
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    MHB Tracking Monthly Finance Charges for Overdue Invoices: A Spreadsheet Solution?

    Ok. Hope someone else here steps in and helps you. Good luck.
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    MHB Tracking Monthly Finance Charges for Overdue Invoices: A Spreadsheet Solution?

    Suggest you contact an accounting firm...
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    MHB Calculating amount left at the end of a repetetive cutting down cycle.

    Isn't this simply repeatingly subtracting 3 from 14 ? 14 - 3 = 11 - 3 = 8 - 3 = 5 ...whoa!
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    MHB Personal Bank Loan: How much must John pay the bank if he returns the loan in full in 6 months

    Well, whoever "arranged" the problem simply didn't know what he/she was doing... IF the payment is 73.80 and the rate is 15.99% annual cpd. monthly, then what is owing after 6 months is THE ACTUAL BALANCE OWING AFTER 6 PAYMENTS: MONTH PAYMENT INTEREST BALANCE 0...
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    MHB Personal Bank Loan: How much must John pay the bank if he returns the loan in full in 6 months

    Sorry, but that problem as stated does not make sense. Can you ask someone familiar with English to help you post it properly? Thank you. Important is the rate: is it 15.99 annual effective, or .1599/12 monthly.
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    MHB Simplify expression with laws of indices

    z^(4*(-5)) = z^(-20) Now move to numerator: z^(-20) = z^20 So you'll end up with: y^35 * z^20 / x^26
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    MHB Investment Decisions: Help w/ Questions 3-6 Needed

    You are using nice round amounts: expenses 125,000 revenue 200,000 and 300,000 sell for 400,000 ...But start off with purchase of 510,074.04 ! Why is purchase such a silly amount ?
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    MHB Circles in a square and diameter of the circle

    No. Not as easy as it appears...
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    MHB Circles in a square and diameter of the circle

    A circle is inscribed in a square with sides = 40. A smaller (of course!) circle tangent to the above circle and 2 sides of the square is inscribed in one of the corners of the square. What is the diameter of this circle?
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    MHB How to divide a circumference into equal parts, WITHOUT COMPASS?

    No idea why you'd want to do that(!), but here goes: (changing 1 meter to centimeters to make it more readable) 1 meter = 100 cm = diameter circumference = π * d = ~314.16 (π = pi = ~3.1416) 314.16 / 78 = ~4.03 Hope that helps you...
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