MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Solve for the exact value of x.

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Answer 1

Answer: Pythagorean theorem.

Answer 2

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5. A race course is 99 meters long. There are treesalong 38 meters of the course. How long is the part
of the course without trees?
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

99 minus 38

Answer:

61 meters

Step-by-step explanation:

To find this answer, you need to subtract the length with trees from the total length of the course. With this information, you get an equation that looks something like x + 38 = 99, with x being the length of the course without trees.

Subtract 38 from both sides:

x + 38 = 99

- 38 - 38

x = 99 - 38

Simplify:

x = 61

Use factoring to rewrite each expression in n equivalent from. Use the fewest number of terms possible. Show each step of your work A. 4×+8+2

B. 3×-12+6×+9

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A. 4x+10

B. 9x+3

These are the answers to the questions. You just add the like terms together and BAM! You're answer. Hope this helps (:

Erica earns a rebate each month on her meals and movie tickets. She earns $3 for each movie ticket and $0.80 for each meal. Last month Erica purchased 15 meals and earned $18.Part A: Create an equation that will determine the number of movie tickets she purchased. (3 points)

Part B: Solve this equation justifying each step with an algebraic property of equality. (6 points)

Part C: How many movie tickets did Erica purchase last month?

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A) Let t represent the number of tickets Erica bought. The the equation describing her rebates can be written as

... 3t + 0.80×15 = 18

B) Here's the solution to the equation.

... 3t + 12 = 18 . . . . . . simplify; rules of arithmetic

... 3t = 6 . . . . . . . . . . .subtract 12; subtraction property of equality

... t = 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . divde by 3; division property of equality

C) Erica bougth 2 movie tickets last month.

What are the answers to the questions? Picture Below.

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See the picture for my answers.

1. The Distributive Property lets you apply an external factor inside parentheses.

2. The Commutative Property lets you swap the order of operands. 10x and -5y

3. The Associative property lets you change the association of terms with each other.

4. The commutative Property lets you swap the order of operands (12x-5y) and 10x

Step 1: Distributive Property
Step 2: Commutative Property
And I think Step 3 & 4 is Associative Property

What is 52 over 50 equals to in percent

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Hey there!

Here are the steps involved in answering this question:

1. Write 52 out of 50 as a fraction which is $(52)/(50)$

2. Turn the fraction into a decimal. To do this, divide the numerator by the denominator. The numerator is the top part of the fraction while the denominator is the bottom part of the fraction.

$(52)/(50)$ = 1.04

3. You get 1.04. Now, turn this into a percent. Move the decimal, 2 places to the right or just multiply the decimal by 100.

1.04 = 104%

The final answer is 104%.

Another way of doing this is to get 100 as a denominator.
Since, percent means, "Out of 100", we have to make the denominator 100.

1. $(52)/(50)$ = 104/100

Just multiply each side by 2.

Again, the final answer is, 104%

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52/50 is equal to 104%
52÷50=1.04
1.04*100=104%

PLEASE HELP ME AGAINThank you!

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