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No. Indiana. This was in the sixties.

The male trees have the odor.

I use the geometric mean to calculate my average annual growth rate. For a 11 year period, my average annual growth rate is 9.12% it is more appropriate to use the geometric mean rather than the arithmetic mean. The geometric mean takes into account the compounding effect of growth over time...

When I was young, I remember eggs being in the unrefrigidated aisles of the grocery store.

I like to keep icantbelieveitsbutter on the counter, so I can easily spread it on food. My DW always places it backn the fridge. That aggravates me.

That's what we did.

My thoughts exactly.

Since I have quite a bit of money in my savings account that pays only 0.01% in interest, buying I-Bonds at 9.62% is a no-brainer. Earlier this month, I set up my account through TreasuryDirect with my wife as co-owner and set up her account with me as a co-owner. $10000 went into each account.

I see no time restrictions in the problem.

The original post doesn't give any conditions that would invalidate my answer. Many algebraic story problems in text books aren't realistic.

90 mph Just basic algebra. ave = (x + y)/2 60 = (30 +y)/2 120 = 30 + y 120-30 = y 90= y

Sorry, I didn't know.

And where will their electricity come from?

I may have to change my swing trading strategy. I'm being whipsawed back and forth.

I bought a couple of equities today (Monday), since I saw a weekly reversal pattern setup last Friday.