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Yes, it is D.
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This isn't as bad as you think 28 minimum and 34 max. Your numbers have to be between 28 and 34 with a median of 30 28 30 34 You need an equal number of entries above and below 30 with 29 being a mode.. it means you can have multiple entries 28 29 29 29 29 30 30 31 32 33 3...
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You need to get common denominators so that you can relate each fraction to the other ones. Another way would be to write each as a decimal. The first 3/5 = .6
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Let x = 0 You have 5(0) - 2y = 10 so -2y = 10 divide both sides by -2 to find y. Your ordered pair is (0, y) Do the same for y = 0 5 x - 2(0) = 10 5x = 10 solve for x and your ordered pair is (x, 0)
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You are looking for a number that both 8 and 12 will go into which is 24.
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Try some examples. + 8 - (-8) Remember when you subtract, you add the opposite in algebra +8 + (+8) = 16 + 10 - (-4) = " Look for a pattern.
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A square with an area of 4 has to have all sides equal to 2. Right? If I increase by a factor of k that means multiply 2 times k My area is 2k times 2k = 4k^2 I would set this equal to 9 I am getting 3/2 for the value of k -3/2 is another possibility, but we have to discount i...
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Checking with what I think you have in your problem 7^3 times 7^2 times 8^5 in the numerator? If so you can simplify to 7^5 times 8^5 in the numerator The denominator: 8^4 times 7 times 8^-7 if so you can simplify the denominator to 8^-3 times 7 7^5 times 8^5 divided by 8^-3 t...
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I am having trouble understanding what you mean for part a. Is the x a variable or are you writing it as a times sign to indicate multiplication? for b I am a little confused too. a raised to the -2 b raised to the 4 c raised to the 3 should everything in the ( ) be squared? i...
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For the first part, you really need to make a table to show all of the possible sums I suggest making a table with 1 -6 across the top and 1-6 down the side.. Then fill in the table by adding the die. 1,1 = 2 1, 2 = 3 You may be able to find a table like this in your book or b...
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