Please Help!Choose the correct sentence that is in past voice

Soledad cerro las ventanas
A. Las ventanas fueron cerrados por Soledad
B. Las ventanas fueron cerradas por Soledad
C. Las ventanas son cerrar de Soledad
D. Las ventanas cerradas de Soledad

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Answer 1

Answer: A. Las ventanas fueron cerrados por Soledad

Answer 2

Answer: A is the correct one

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it’s neutral. You can use it for masculine and feminine verbs and the "e" at the end won't change. Same thing for words like "azul" and "verde"

It is neutral word. You can use it for both masculine and feminine verbs and the "e" at the end will not change at all.

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How do you say:
I have a TV and computer in my bedroom
in Spanish

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Yo tengo un televisión y una computadora en mi dormitorio.

Tengo un televisor y una computadora en mi habitación.

Choose the correct verb form.

Yo le ___________ por qué no ___________.

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Answer:

Yo le he gritado por qué no me ha hecho caso

Explanation:

I'm helping my son with his algebra (attempting to anyway). We've got a problem that I can't quite understand... Simplify the equation (3x^-3)^2(-2xy). I

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$(3x^(-3))^2(-2xy)}$

The square (²) can be distributed to each factor inside those parentheses.
3² = 3 × 3 = 9
as for the x^-3, we want to multiply our exponents together, leaving x^-6.

$(9x^(-6))(-2xy)$

Note that since multiplication is commutative/associative, we can multiply these together in whatever order to simplify.

The x on the right can be rewritten as x¹. Multiply that and x^-6 together to get x^-5. (we just add the exponents)
As for the 9 and -2, multiply those together to get -18.

Now we have $-18x^(-5)y$ .

Lastly, if you don't want a negative exponent in your answer:
It can be flipped to the bottom because of this property:

$x^(-n)=(1)/(x^n)$

This leaves us with $\boxed{(-18y)/(x^5)}$