Comments for GunnisonMath.com http://gunnisonmath.com Love the Numbers Tue, 10 Apr 2012 01:34:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on p.610: 10 – 27 even by meberly http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/04/p-610-10-27-even/#comment-125 meberly Tue, 10 Apr 2012 01:34:48 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=522#comment-125 Then, you would proceed with simplifying the square root of 900. Try taking the square root of 900...it is perfect! The square root of 900 is 30. So, your final answer would be 30 x 8 = 240. Then, you would proceed with simplifying the square root of 900. Try taking the square root of 900…it is perfect! The square root of 900 is 30. So, your final answer would be 30 x 8 = 240.

]]> Comment on p.610: 10 – 27 even by meberly http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/04/p-610-10-27-even/#comment-124 meberly Tue, 10 Apr 2012 01:32:33 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=522#comment-124 When you multiplied the 4 and 2, you were correct. Instead of adding the radicands together, you need to multiply them - so instead of getting 100, you would get 10 x 90 = 900. When you multiplied the 4 and 2, you were correct. Instead of adding the radicands together, you need to multiply them – so instead of getting 100, you would get 10 x 90 = 900.

]]> Comment on p.610: 10 – 27 even by meberly http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/04/p-610-10-27-even/#comment-123 meberly Tue, 10 Apr 2012 01:31:21 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=522#comment-123 I am on gunnison math now and I am here to help! Are you logged in? If so, I can chat with you with the new chat feature and help ya - otherwise I will write a help comment for you. I am on gunnison math now and I am here to help! Are you logged in? If so, I can chat with you with the new chat feature and help ya – otherwise I will write a help comment for you.

]]> Comment on p.610: 10 – 27 even by Josey Spencer http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/04/p-610-10-27-even/#comment-122 Josey Spencer Tue, 10 Apr 2012 01:04:10 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=522#comment-122 i multiplied the 4 and 2 and got 8. then i added the radicands together and got 100. and divided by 2 to get 50 and put the line under 49 and divided again but by 4 and got 25. 25 is a perfect square , then i put 25 first under the square root and then 4. and continued with 8 times 5 is 40 and you are left with the square root of 2. i multiplied the 4 and 2 and got 8. then i added the radicands together and got 100. and divided by 2 to get 50 and put the line under 49 and divided again but by 4 and got 25. 25 is a perfect square , then i put 25 first under the square root and then 4. and continued with 8 times 5 is 40 and you are left with the square root of 2.

]]> Comment on p.610: 10 – 27 even by Josey Spencer http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/04/p-610-10-27-even/#comment-121 Josey Spencer Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:55:08 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=522#comment-121 hey mrs. eberly, sorry to bother you but i came across this problem and i am stuck.!!!!!! help me. Did we learn how to multiply radicals yet ? 4 squareroot 10 times 2 squareroot 90. hey mrs. eberly, sorry to bother you but i came across this problem and i am stuck.!!!!!! help me. Did we learn how to multiply radicals yet ? 4 squareroot 10 times 2 squareroot 90.

]]> Comment on Money Scenario Blog by Ashley T. White http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/02/money-scenario-blog/#comment-120 Ashley T. White Fri, 02 Mar 2012 06:16:39 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=436#comment-120 For the first, I'd put it in either a savings account or checking account. It would be good for this because if I needed it fast, also, it's not that much. For the second, a checking account so I could have it if I really need it, but wont nessissrareley spend it. For the third, I'd open a CD. I know that if I can put aside $1000 once I wont have trouble not touching it for 10-20 years. For the forth, I'd say a money market would be good. And also, it would ready to them, and still have a higher interest. For the first, I’d put it in either a savings account or checking account. It would be good for this because if I needed it fast, also, it’s not that much.

For the second, a checking account so I could have it if I really need it, but wont nessissrareley spend it.

For the third, I’d open a CD. I know that if I can put aside $1000 once I wont have trouble not touching it for 10-20 years.

For the forth, I’d say a money market would be good. And also, it would ready to them, and still have a higher interest.

]]> Comment on Money Scenario Blog by Justina http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/02/money-scenario-blog/#comment-119 Justina Wed, 29 Feb 2012 22:19:41 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=436#comment-119 1. I would probably spend my $100 on something that I really want, or I would put it in my savings account for a later spending date. 2. If I had $500 dollars left over I would probably put it in a savings account so that I don't spend it in one place. 3. I would put my $1000 in a CD so because I know its safe and it would be hard for me to get to. If I spent it then it would be hard to make $1000 again. 4.A safe way to keep $5000 would be to put it in a CD because then you know its safe and would be hard for you to spend and waste away. It would just be a good idea to save $5000. You never know when your gonna really need it. I would put my money in a money market account because I would still be able to spend it, but not all at one time. 1. I would probably spend my $100 on something that I really want, or I would put it in my savings account for a later spending date.
2. If I had $500 dollars left over I would probably put it in a savings account so that I don’t spend it in one place.
3. I would put my $1000 in a CD so because I know its safe and it would be hard for me to get to. If I spent it then it would be hard to make $1000 again.
4.A safe way to keep $5000 would be to put it in a CD because then you know its safe and would be hard for you to spend and waste away. It would just be a good idea to save $5000. You never know when your gonna really need it.

I would put my money in a money market account because I would still be able to spend it, but not all at one time.

]]> Comment on Money Scenario Blog by rodrigo marquz http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/02/money-scenario-blog/#comment-118 rodrigo marquz Wed, 29 Feb 2012 22:18:36 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=436#comment-118 DGK ALL DAY -sal DGK ALL DAY
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]]> Comment on Money Scenario Blog by salvadore http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/02/money-scenario-blog/#comment-117 salvadore Wed, 29 Feb 2012 22:17:35 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=436#comment-117 or for an emergency will probably be a better idea because i would have my other money that i earn on my personal banking account or for an emergency will probably be a better idea because i would have my other money that i earn on my personal banking account

]]> Comment on Money Scenario Blog by colten hoots http://gunnisonmath.com/2012/02/money-scenario-blog/#comment-116 colten hoots Wed, 29 Feb 2012 22:16:32 +0000 http://gunnisonmath.com/?p=436#comment-116 Rodrigo's response: 100 dollars i woudl probably spend it and buy some cool stuff! Maybe buy some gas with it and pay off some insurance. i would maybe buy some socks adn a few shirts too. if i did not want to buy anything or pay for any gas i would most likely open up a bank account with it. but i would wait till i had more money to do it maybe like 20 bucks more so that i could put in like $120 so that it would give me a little breathing room if i spent a little bit of it. Rodrigo’s response:
100 dollars i woudl probably spend it and buy some cool stuff! Maybe buy some gas with it and pay off some insurance. i would maybe buy some socks adn a few shirts too. if i did not want to buy anything or pay for any gas i would most likely open up a bank account with it. but i would wait till i had more money to do it maybe like 20 bucks more so that i could put in like $120 so that it would give me a little breathing room if i spent a little bit of it.

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