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Answered: Sequences and terms

Each term is the previous term divided by 8, so it is: 4, 1/2, 1/16, 1/128 and 1/1024 Jay Aka EET made some mistake.......

Posted by OronD 2 years ago
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Answered: The best office suite

I think Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 is the best. It includes 2007 versions of Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and OneNote .

Posted by zen 2 years ago

Answered: How to make OpenOffice for mac open .doc, .xls ...

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Posted by ron 2 years ago

Answered: Math problem. In a triangle, the sum of two ...

The angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees. If sum of two of the angles is equal to the third they must be 45, 45 and 90 degrees. (To see this, try to make it work any other way). In this ...

Posted by Ian 2 years ago

Answered: Can OpenOffice 2.2 open xlsx files?

Open office 3.0.1 now supports xlsx. You can also do all kinds of conversions at http://www.convert-doc.com if you don't want to install it.

Posted by srose99 3 years ago

Answered: What is a term life insurance calculator and where ...

Hi, you might wanna try this one . They will also give you a free quote really fast, so you know how much it is. Good luck!

Posted by Lauren 3 years ago

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Answered: IBM joins OpenOffice

I've heard that IBM will add some of the code and experience it had with Lotus Notes. I hope IBM will add the necessary part in making the OpenOffice package complete - An Outlook replacement. Lotus ...

Posted by Eran 4 years ago
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Answered: Alternatives to MS Access

Try AbilityOffice , Alpha Five or Filemaker Pro .

Posted by Elad 5 years ago

Answered: Alternatives to PowerPoint

OpenOffice.org give you everything and anything you could possibly want to use in a reasonable presentation. It's very easy to use too. Perhaps even easier than PowerPoint. However, some of the best ...

Posted by Roebot 5 years ago

Answered: Changing VALUE#! to zero in google speardsheet

First check your numbers. If you have decimals, make sure that decimal separator is right in Google Spreadsheet - should be full stop (.) instead of comma (,). Helped?