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Let  and let

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An architect is allowed 24 square yards of floor space to add a small bedroom to a house.  Because of the room’s design in relationship to the existing structure, the width of the rectangular floor must be 6 yards less than three times the length. Find the length and width of the rectangular floor that the architect is permitted.  Begin by sketching a picture of the field and labeling the width and length of the room in terms of . Be sure to include appropriate units.    

Find all real solutions of the following equation. Show all algebraic work, including the check for extraneous solutions.  

Let  and let

Solve the absolute value inequality.  Report your answer in interval notation.  Remember, you must rewrite your inequality as a compound inequality (without the absolute value bars) as a part of your process. Show all algebraic work.

Find all real solutions of the following equation. Show all algebraic work.  

The therapy cap is $2080 for outpatient physical therapy and $2080 for outpatient speech therapy and occupational therapy and may be extended with a KX modifier

A patient with Medicare, who is in the hospital and coded as observation status, is billed under their Medicare A benefits. 

Which entity may be known as a third-party payer?