What is 29 x 35 double digit

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

29 times 35 is 1015

Step-by-step explanation:

there is no way it can be a double digit to get my answer just multiply them together

Answer 2
Answer:

Answer: 1,015

Step-by-step explanation:

29

x 35

5x9 is 45

5x2 is 10

3x9 is 27

3x2 is 6

add it up and u get the answer


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N =⟨−2,  −1⟩ and D=\left[\begin{array}{cc}-3&0\n4&1\n\end{array}\right]What is D⋅n?

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Answer:

6

-9

Step-by-step explanation:

-3(-2) + 0(-1)

4(-2) + 1(-1)

6 + 0

-8 + -1

6

-9

*don't forget to add brackets on each side of every calculation okay :)

Please help me! im really stuck on this one!

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Dependent variable. Its fairly easy if you plug in the problem into
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Please help me asap!

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Answer:

(7x + 7)/((x-3)(x+4))

Excluded values are 3 and -4

Step-by-step explanation:

To simplify the expression multiply to create a common denominator.

Multiply the first fraction by (x-3) and the second fraction by (x+4).

(3)/(x+4) + (4)/(x-3)\n\n(3(x-3))/((x+4)(x-3)) + (4(x+4))/((x-3)(x+4))

(3(x-3))/((x+4)(x-3)) + (4(x+4))/((x-3)(x+4)) \n\n(3(x-3) + 4(x+4))/((x-3)(x+4))\n\n(3x - 9 + 4x + 16)/((x-3)(x+4))\n\n(7x + 7)/((x-3)(x+4))

Excluded values are values which make the denominator 0. This means (x-3)(x+4) cannot be 0. This means x cannot be 3 or -4. These are excluded values.

Mr. Conrad's pecan pie recipe calls for 1 3/4 cups of pecans. He plans to make 6 pies for his family reunion. How many cups of pecans will Mr. Conrad need

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According to my calculations the answer is 19.5 or 19.50 you can pick either one but your teacher will probably want the first.
1  (3)/(4)  x 6  (or (6)/(1)

Change 1 3/4 to an improper fraction = (7)/(4)

(7)/(4) x(6)/(1)(42)/(4)  = 10 (2)/(4) cups 
Reduce the answer and get 10 (1)/(2) cups

If x and y are real numbers such that x > 1 and y < −1,then which of the following inequalities must be true?
A. x/y> 1
B. |s|^2 > |y|
C. x/3− 5 > y/3 − 5
D. x^2 + 1 > y^2 + 1
E. x^(−2) > y^(−2)

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x > 1\ \wedge\ y < -1\n\nA.\ (x)/(y) > 1-FALSE;example:x=2;\ y=-2\ then\nL=(2)/(-2)=-1;R=1;\ L < R\n\nB.\ |x|^2 > |y|-FALSE;example:x=2;\ y=-6\ then\nL=|2|^2=2^2=4;R=|-6|=6;\ L < R\n\nC.\ (x)/(3)-5 > (y)/(3)-5-TRUE;(x)/(3)-5 > (y)/(3)-5\to(x)/(3) > (y)/(3)\to x > y

D.\ x^2+1 > y^2+1-FALSE;example:x=2;\ y=-3\ then\nL=2^2+1=4+1=5;R=(-3)^2+1=9+1=10;L < R\n\nE.\ x^(-2) > y^(-2)-FALSE;example:x=3;\ y=-2\ then\nL=3^(-2)=(1)/(9);R=(-2)^(-2)=(1)/(4);\ L < R

sketch the graph of each line.

y=x-3

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y=x-3\n\nfor\ x=0\to y=0-3=-3\to A(0;-3)\n\nfor\ x=3\to y=3-3=0\to B(3;\ 0)

Answer:

Draw a line crossing through -3 on the y axis (3 under the middle, or the origin) and then draw a straight line that crosses through exactly one square on the graph from corner to corner.

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