MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

What is the area of the rectangular prism? A.) 120 in2
B.) 180 in2
C.) 200 in2
D.) 220 in2


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What is the area of the rectangular prism? A.) 120 - 1

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:200 in^2


Step-by-step explanation:

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Which is an expression to find the speed in m/s? d = 40 meters, t = 10 seconds A. 40/10

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D. 40+10

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a tennis player hits a serve that cannot be returned 45 percent of the time. Out of 300 serves, how many can yiu predict will not be returned?

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Remember that 45%=45/100=0.45

So if the tennis player serves the ball 300 times, and 45% cannot be returned, then we can use the following expression to solve for the answer:

300*0.45=135serves

Answer: 135 serves will not be returned

Answer:135 serves

Step-by-step explanation:

Remember that 45%=45/100=0.45

So if the tennis player serves the ball 300 times, and 45% cannot be returned, then we can use the following expression to solve for the answer:

300*0.45=135serves

Answer: 135 serves will not be returned

Unit form and standard form for 5 hundreds x 10

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Answer:

The given number in standard form would be 5000.

The given number in unit form would be 5 thousands.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Expression 5\text{ hundred}* 10

To find : The unit form and standard form of the expression ?

Solution :

First we solve the expression, 5\text{ hundred}* 10

5 hundred = 500

So, 5\text{ hundred}* 10=500* 10=5000

Therefore, The given number in standard form would be 5000.

The unit form is writing a number using place value units.

In the number 5000 it has 0 ones, 0 tens, 0 hundreds and 5 thousands.

Therefore, The given number in unit form would be 5 thousands.
the answer to the question is 5000 because 500 x 10 is 5000

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Answer:

  0.5 < x < 16.5

Step-by-step explanation:

The third side of the triangle must be longer than the difference of the other two sides:

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  x > 0.5

And it must be shorter than their sum:

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The third side must be in the range ...

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_____

These limits are a direct consequence of the triangle inequality, which requires the sum of the two shortest sides exceed the length of the longest side.
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