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Title: BACK ON COURSE.(golfers defy physical limitations)
Author: Sandra Pa

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Question by Student In Crisis!: I Need this to pass Help!!!?
Question 1

Write the coordinates in numerical order -7 3 4

Question 2

Which of the following statements is false?
Choose one answer.
a. -1 > -4
b. 1 < - 2
c. -3 > -5 Incorrect
d. -5 < 3

Question 3

Find -|-4|.

Question 4

Sandra had in her checking account. Over the next week, she wrote checks for and and made a deposit of .

Her account balance is now $

Question 5

Find the sum (-3) + (-9)

Question 6

The record high temperature for a city is 119°F and the record low is 101°F lower. What is the record low temperature?

Question 7

Find (-3)(2)(3).

Question 8

A skier on a mountain descends in elevation at a rate of 50 feet per minute. Write a multiplication equation that describes the change in elevation of the skier after 4 minutes.
Choose one answer.
a. 4(50) = 200
b. -4(50) = -200 Incorrect
c. 4 + (-50) = -46
d. 4(-50) = -200

Question 9

The strip of land between a cliff and a coastal highway is shrinking due to erosion. Suppose that the land between the cliff and the highway in one section shrank from a width of 66 feet to a width of 48 feet over a period of six years. What was the average change in width of the land between the cliff and the highway for each year?

Question 10

Find the sum: -11 + 8.

Question 11

In 1993 there were estimated to be 49 tigers in the Namdapha Tiger Reserve in eastern India.* Suppose that in 1994 the reserve lost 2 tigers to poaching and 2 to natural causes, and 5 tigers were born. How many tigers lived in the reserve at the end of 1994?
*Source: Tiger Reserves, Namdapha Tiger Reserve, Project Tiger, 1993, Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, 22 Aug. 2000 .

Question 12

In the game of golf, a score of 0 is called even par. Scores over par are represented by positive numbers and scores under par are represented by negative numbers. Over the course of three weeks, a golfer’s scores on a course are +2, –1, 0, –1, and +3. What is the combined score of these games?

Question 13

Find the difference.

-5 – (-6) =

Question 14

Multiply.

9 • (-9) =

Question 15

Divide.

-25 ÷ (-5) =

Best answer:

Answer by the mathemagician
…and your contribution to this exercise will be ???

If you spent an equal amount of time working on these problems as you did in typing them, you would have made significant progress !

No wonder you are in crisis. You need more than HELP !

Give your answer to this question below!

Question by Joann Kemper: A VIETNAM VET DIED AND THE FUNERAL IS TOMMORROW DOES ANY KNOW A GOOD SPEECH OR POEM FOR THE FUNERAL OF A SOLDI?
Howard Gene Hatfield Share E-mail Visit Guest Book
Howard Gene Hatfield, 81, of McAllen, Texas, formerly of Evansville, passed away Thursday, December 3, 2009, at Texas State Veterans Home.

He was a veteran, retiring from the U.S. Navy. In 1946, Howard began his military career by traveling to the South Pole with the Admiral Byrd Expedition. He ended his military career after serving two tours in Vietnam. He was an avid golfer.

Howard was preceded in death by his parents, Howard and Edna (Hare) Hatfield; and brother, Marion “Sonny” Hatfield.

He is survived by his sons, Stan Hatfield and wife, Margaret, Howard Hatfield and companion, Donna, and Mark Hatfield and wife, Diane; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; sisters, Dorothy Barfield of Florence, South Carolina, Delores Helm, Mary Hahn, both of Evansville, and Sandra Ward of Ft. Branch; and brother, Gary Hatfield of Evansville.

Friends are invited to a gathering in memory of Howard Hatfield on Sunday, December 6, 2009, from 2 to 6 p.m. at Alexander West Chapel.

Arrangements by Alexander West Chapel, 2100 West Illinois Street.
He was pretty much to himself I didn’t know that much about him
I am so sad that some of you disrespect a vietnam veteran. Maybe you need to inlist and find out what a real man is!

Best answer:

Answer by Thief
Get up there and sing the song “die moder fuker die”

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