MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Kennedy is building a new L shaped desk for her room she wants to make sure it’s large enough for her supplies the dimensions of the desk in feet are shown in the diagram what is the area of the desk?

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Answer 1

Answer:

Answer: a

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Answer: Answer: A

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Work out 3/4 of 7kg

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easy
f(n)=5-2n
f(4)=5-2(4)
f(4)=5-8
f(4)=-3

-3 is 4th term

3/4 of 7kg=3/4 times 7kg=21/4kg=5 and 1/4kg

What are 2 changes in the environment in Massachusetts during the fall that cause animals to prepare for the winter???

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The temperature begins to drop, the day light hours shorten, and plants start to go dormant; there is three.

temperature and the leaves on the trees since its fall

What is the range of r=-2cos5θ? Does it have any asymptotes?

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Answer:NO IT DONT (T_T)

Step-by-step explanation:

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none

Step-by-step explanation:

f(x) = 5x+6

This is a linear equation

and its graph will be a straight line

Domain = (-∞,∞)

Range = (-∞,∞)

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Hey Can Someone Please Explain How To Solve This Will Give Brainliest. It Is An Proportional Equation. Shown Below And On An Image(n)/(2)= (n+5)/(7)

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How I would solve this is algebraically. See below:
$7* (n)/(2) = (n+5)/(7) *7$ (Multiply by 7 to get rid of denominator on right side.
$2* (7n)/(2) = (n+5) * 2$ (Multiply by 2 to get rid of denominator on left side.
$7n=2n+10$
$5n=10$ (subtract 2n from both sides)
$n=2$ (divide both sides by 5)

Helen's house is located on a rectangular lot that is 1 1/8 miles by 9/10. Estimate the distance around the lot.

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You round 1 1/8 to 1 and 9/10 to 1 (since you are estimating) and then you add 1+1+1+1, which is 4 because to find perimeter you add the lengths and the widths together.

Answer:You round 1 1/8 to 1 and 9/10 to 1 (since you are estimating) and then you add 1+1+1+1, which is 4 because to find perimeter you add the lengths and the widths.

What is the best estimate for the sum of 3/8 and 1/12

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10/24 or 5/12 is the answer

The answer is 11/24.
I hope this helps.