MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

One fourth-grade class ate32 slices of pizza for lunch.
Each of the 6 fourth-grade
classes ate the same amount of
pizza. How many slices of pizza
did the fourth graders eat in all?

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

6 times 32 is 192

Step-by-step explanation:

Since there are six classes, and all the classes eat the same amount of food, we know that you would do 6 times X. X is 32, because 1 class ate 32 slices of pizza. So the answer is 32.

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Jordan was trading baseball cards with some friends. He gave 15 cards to Tommy and got 3 back. He gave two thirds of his remaining cards to Elaine and kept he rest for himself m. In the end he had 25 cards. How many baseball cards did he start with?

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87; If he gave two thirds of his remaining cards to Elaine, then he had one third left.  If one third of his remaining cards is 25, then 25 x 3 will give you what he had after trading with Tommy.  When he finished trading with Tommy he had 75 cards.  if he gave away 15 cards, but got three back, then he must have had 87 cards to begin with.

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Help please because I need help and its confusing

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First sort the number form least to greatest

24,26,27,28,30,30,33,36

To find the mean, we divide to sum of all numbers in the data set by the number of numbers given,'8'.

(24+26+27+28+30+30+33+36)/8=234/8=29.25

Mean=29.25

To find the inter quartile range, we must solve for the lower and upper quartile mean.

Lower Quartile=(24+26+27+28)/4=26.25
Upper Quartile=(30+30+33+36)/4=32.25

32.25=26.25=6

Interquartile range=6

The median is the middle number in the data set, or the sum of the two middle numbers if there isn't a sole middle number

24,26,27,28,30,30,33,36

Median=(28+30)/2=29

Median=29

1st quartile we already solved for...
Lower/1st Quartile=(24+26+27+28)/4=26.25

3rd quartile we already solved for....
Upper/3rd Quartile=(30+30+33+36)/4=32.25

The mean would be most effected by an outlier of 52, the median would only go from 29 to 30. 

Select all the answers that are true for the equation:4x^2-20=0
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One of the answer is 5

Answer:

5

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Anybody know the right answer?

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Quadrant I : cot(x) > 0 → -cot(x) < 0

Quadrant II : cot(x) < 0 → -cot(x) > 0

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Answer: a)

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