MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Jerry rolls two six-sided number cubes. What is the probability that the sum of the two cubes will be greater than 10?

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Answer 1
Answer: 2/6 you have 2 cubes numbered 1-6 so if the possibility of the numbers being greater than 10 it would have to be 2/6 or 2/12
Answer 2
Answer: I believe the answer would be two because the only numbers 1-6 that add up to 10 are 6+4 and 5+5

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The.......... is an appropriate unit to measure the capacity of a hand sanitizer bottle

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Liters can probably be the unit to measure the capacity of a hand sanitizer bottle

Ya probably liters is the appropriate unit to measure a hand sanitizer bottle with

katie cut out a rectangle piece of wrapping paper that was 2times as long as 3times as wide as the box that she was wrapping.the box was 5inches long and 4inches wide.what is the perimeter of the wrapping paper that katie cut

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the perimeter of the wrapping paper is 22 inches because 4x3=12 and 5x2=10 and 
12+10=22
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WHAT IS THE ANSWER TO 6-M=5M+30

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6-M=5M+30
-6+M=+M-6
6M=24
6*4=24
M=4
6- m=5m+30

6=m ---------

Gordy is a goalie for a neighborhood soccer team.He played in 65% of the 20 games this season.In how man ygames did he not play? ExplainA.6
B.7
C.10
D.13

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If you would like to know in how many games Gordy didn't play, you can calculate this using the following steps:

Gordy played in:
65% of 20 games = 65% * 20 = 65/100 * 20 = 13 games

He did not play in:
20 games - 13 games = 7 games

The correct result would be B. 7 games.
.35*20=7

B.7 is the answer.

Yana opens a saving account with $100 initial balance. She then deposits $50 each month. Which equation will represent the problem correctly?a=100m+50
a=50m+100
a=50m+100m
a=100+50

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Answer:

a = 50m + 100

Step-by-step explanation:

100 is the constant and will remain whether or not any money is deposited monthly or not.

The $50 is how much per m months.

Carl is boarding a plane. He has 2 checked bags of equal weight and a backpack that weighs 4 kg. The total weight of Carl's baggage is 35 kg.Write an equation to determine the weight, w, of each of Carl's checked bags.

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Carl has 3 bags in total. One backpack weighs 4 kg and the rest two checking bags have the equal weight. The total weight of 3 bags is given to be 35 kg.

Let the weight of each checking bag is w kg. So we can write:

2 x (Weight of a checking bag) + Weight of Backpack = 35

Using the values, we get:

2w+ 4 = 35

Using this equation we can find the weight of each checking bag, as shown below.

2w = 31

w = 31/2

w = 15.5

Thus, the weight of each checking bag is 15.5 kg

Answer: Weight of each of Carl's checked bags is 15.5 kg.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Number of checked bags of equal weight = 2

Weight of a backpack = 4 kg

Total weight of Carl's baggage = 35 kg

Let the weight of checked bags be 'w'.

According to question,

2w+4=35\n\n2w=35-4\n\n2w=31\n\nw=(31)/(2)\n\nw=15.5\ kg

Hence, Weight of each of Carl's checked bags is 15.5 kg.
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