enquiring

anoymous33

Maths class over

Surreptitious

I advise x.

SafeSurfer

I tend to go with y

Shenshen

Sorry, could you repeat the question?

the evasion_kid

2(3x - 7) + 4 (3 x + 2) = 6 (5 x + 9 ) + 3 = x = - 21/4

y0ssar1an22

if you're spending lots of money there they may want to know your reasons for wanting to leave?

benjamin d

I'd advise not posting this in after hours first off.

I'd also advise deleting everything you just wrote and rewriting it in a legible format.

y0ssar1an22

the evasion_kid wrote: »

2(3x - 7) + 4 (3 x + 2) = 6 (5 x + 9 ) + 3 = x = - 21/4

i can confirm this equation is true. x = -5.25

bored in work :P

18x - 6 = 30x + 57

mr_edge_to_you

X-cuse me?

biko

No-one will know the answer to the question OP.
It may be nothing / is probably nothing.
Feel free to worry before the fact though, just in case like.

corner of hells

anoymous33 wrote: »

Hello I was just enquiring if I could get general feedback,okay so basically im not going to give names or locations etc,,,its regards healthcare so just say my doctor is x,,,ive being attending dr x,,and his/her multidisciplinary team for quite a bit,,,x and this team werent helping me,,so I decided to change,,,,its taken quite awhile,,I spoke with x about this x said I will have to pay to see another specialist,,anyhows x has handed over care to my gp,,,now the director of x s establishment wants to chat with me,,,can anybody tell me why director wants to see me?and just to clarify x is based in a centre,,so bit unsure how it all works
Thanks in advance

I would like to donate a " full stop " to your cause. Here you are ".".

hairyslug

Probably wants to know why you are leaving the service if Dr X, and maybe try and convince you to stay.

Does Dr X by any chance have an eye patch and constantly twirl around on a chair while stroking a white cat

The Hill Billy

X-rated thread. Y? Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

corner of hells

hairyslug wrote: »

Probably wants to know why you are leaving the service if Dr X, and maybe try and convince you to stay.

Does Dr X by any chance have an eye patch and constantly twirl around on a chair while stroking a white cat

I think you mean Doctor No , Mr. Slug .

atticu

What happened toðŸ•

I mean pi?
The 3.142857142 pi?

endacl

OP needs more commas. For clarity.

iLikeWaffles

Were you paying to see x and is Dr x now your ex doctor? Maybe the director just wants to get the best out of you for your role? Did this all take place on a full moon?

anoymous33

Er,,I think I posted in the wrong forum,,im trying to follow the rules of the forum thats why this looks like x,y,z lol,,plus I cant mention names,,thanks though im slowwwwllllyyy getting the answer to my question.

anoymous33

Er,,I think I posted in the wrong forum,,im trying to follow the rules of the forum thats why this looks like x,y,z lol,,plus I cant mention names,,thanks though im slowwwwllllyyy getting the answer to my question.

HS3

Now I wish I paid attention in algebra

iLikeWaffles

HS3 wrote: »

Now I wish I paid attention in algebra

Trust me it would not help.

anoymous33

Bra where?

anoymous33

Bra where?

anoymous33

Bra where?

iLikeWaffles

anoymous33

Thx guy's I didnt get an answer per say,,but got a great laugh lol

anoymous33

Thx guy's I didnt get an answer per say,,but got a great laugh lol

Maximus Alexander

If one train leaves Dallas at 15:43, travelling north at 106kph and another train leaves Oklahoma at 16:03 travelling south at 88kph, at what time do the two trains collide killing all aboard?

f(x,y,z) = ((x^3/y) * log2(x^2) * sin(z)) / (2y * z^x)

hairyslug

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

If one train leaves Dallas at 15:43, travelling north at 106kph and another train leaves Oklahoma at 16:03 travelling south at 88kph, at what time do the two trains collide killing all aboard?

f(x,y,z) = ((x^3/y) * log2(x^2) * sin(z)) / (2y * z^x)

About, 6:45, maybe 7

If life has taught me anything, it's that trains never leave on time

iLikeWaffles

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

If one train leaves Dallas at 15:43, travelling north at 106kph and another train leaves Oklahoma at 16:03 travelling south at 88kph, at what time do the two trains collide killing all aboard?

f(x,y,z) = ((x^3/y) * log2(x^2) * sin(z)) / (2y * z^x)

I know this one!

HS3

iLikeWaffles wrote: »

Rruuuuuunnnn!!!