Of course. It's actually very easy.have you checked this?
W+C+L=216......xA man bought a watch, a chain, and a locket for $216. The watch and locket together cost three times as much as the chain, and the chain and locket together cost half as much as the watch. What was the price of each?
I lost a minus sign. Found on check through.Of course. It's actually very easy.
Exactly, why i posted. You've made me very pleased.Youve just made me realise I was told a couple yrs ago that it's not needed til I'm 50, but in the last couple years my dad has had it and recovered so I reckon I will insist rather than waiting the couple years
Fair play
Just ring up gp. They can be reluctant, hence the " dont take no for an anaswer"I’m 56 and never been called in for a test. Do I need to contact them to get it done? I don’t have any symptoms.
W+C+L=216......x
W+L=3C..............y
2C+2L=W...........z
sub z into x
3C+3L=216 (divide by 3)
C+L=72
use this in x
W=216-72
W=144
check, z into y
2C+2L+L=3C
2C+3L=3C
-> 3L=3C-2C
3L=C..............................use this here 'C+L=72'
3L+L=72
L=72/4=18
Use in original (x)
144+C+18=216
C=54
Watch 144
Chain 54
Locket 18
GCSE maths, simultaneous equations.
I didn't expect anyone else to bother, and I had to go to pen and paper to find my error.I just worked it out in a DM with him and sent it, now I Look like I copied you
ffs.
Just goes to show you as I’ve been told the PSA test can be misleading.From what I've learned from my doctor, the blood tests are more reliable than the physical palpation exam as the latter requires a pretty trained doctor to know what to feel, and in any case one can only feel one side of the prostate not all of it in the physical exam. Get the blood antigen test...I pay out of pocket to check once or twice a year...money well spent IMO.
That's because the screenings for ladies started almost 50 years ago. Hopefully it's offered compulsory to menOn a maths riff, prostate cancer kills more men than breast cancer now does for the ladies.
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More testing, more care, more preventative measures.