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How would you graph the inequality 3r+5>3r-2 on a number line?
I know first you have to solve for r, and I did that (5>-2). I'm
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The partners are given the literal inequality ax+b>c to solve for x. Joaquin says that he will solve it just like an equation.
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Describe the fighting during the American Revolution in Georgia with the correct terms: The Battle of ______ ____________
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The top of a swimming pool is in the shape of a rectangle measuring 44 feet by 24 feet. Two of the sides of the pool are
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44*3=132 ft^2 (44*6)*0.5=132 ft^2 132+132=264 ft^2 264*24=6,336 ft^3 v=6,336 ft^3 This apology is going to sound really stupid coming from someone who just took an hour out of your day to answer a simple enough question (multiple times), but I couldn't
Reiny, if I really cared about school policies, I would not be on this website. I'm not asking you for the straight up answer, but I need to know the steps to take so I can find the answer.
Yes
Okay that really didn't help me much because I don't know what the pool is supposed to look like.
Oh wait, I understand what you mean now. Thank you!
Sorry, but why would I need to draw a side-view of the pool? Wouldn't I just need the above-view?
Lil Sue: All I can do is tell you to fill in the blanks. Try picking a chapter and skimming over it a couple times. It's much faster than actually reading it, and you will more than likely come across some new words, or words used frequently. • What new
Guys, the people above (myself included) gave you plenty of information. Stop being so closed minded, and listen to us please. We can't just give you the answer because first, it's against school policies (I understand if we really cared about the school
If you didn't read the book, go to sparknotes. It's like cliff notes, but online. You can find the context, plot overview, character list, themes, motifs, symbols, the summary for each chapter individually, explanations of important quotes, key
Connexus students: If you go to L1 of U4 and go to pg. 4, you can find a download called reading roles. It tells you what each role is, and gives you questions to ask yourself about the novel. To save you some time, here are the roles: Discussion Director
Also, these are at the end of each semester of Language Arts. You do the exact same things, the reading roles are the same, but the books are different. You can use the above comment as a template for each one (including next semester - the Giver).
Connexus students: If you go to L1 of U4 and go to pg. 4, you can find a download called reading roles. It tells you what each role is, and gives you questions to ask yourself about the novel. To save you some time, here are the roles: Discussion Director
Yes, Joy is correct! 100%
2. Georgia 5. British troops? 10. Kettle Creek I'm still not clear on questions 5 and 11, but are 2 and 10 correct?
Ms. Sue, I am not intending to bother you, but making sure you saw my comment before.
Every section of blanks is a number. Describe the fighting during the American Revolution in Georgia with the correct terms: The Battle of (1.)______ ____________ ____________ started in 1776 when British soldiers arrived in (2.)___________ to buy
Thank you, I appreciate the help!
