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Answer 1
Answer: 1) 20-2e
3)12f+32f^2+14f^4
Answer 2
Answer: like terms are a number that have the same variable (ex. a, b, etc.) and the same exponent. on number one, 11 & 9 are like terms so 11+9=20. number one is 20-2e

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A pole that is 3.4m tall casts a shadow that is 1.03m long. At the same time, a nearby building casts a shadow that is 41.5mlong. How tall is the building?

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I got that the building is 136.9902912...(nonterminating) meters tall. Or you could round that to 137m tall. I got that by setting up ratios of the height and the shadows, then cross multiplying.

Which of the ordered pairs in the form (x, y) is a solution of this equation?Three x minus begin fraction y over four end fraction equals eleven
(3, –8), (4, 4)



A.
The first is not a solution, but the second is.

B.
Both are solutions.

C.
The first is a solution, but the second is not.

D.
Neither is a solution.

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b. 

if you plug in the points you get for the first one
3(3) - (4/(-8)) = 9+2 = 11
and the second
3(4) - (4/4) = 12-1 = 11

Draw a 30° angle in standard position on the coordinate plane. Show the direction of rotation. Label the terminal side and the angle measure.

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also the direction is anti clockwise

I hope it could help you :)

Final answer:

To draw a 30° angle in standard position on the coordinate plane, start by drawing the initial side of the angle which is the positive x-axis. Use a protractor to measure a 30° angle counterclockwise from the initial side. Then draw a line from the origin to the endpoint of the angle to represent the terminal side. Label the angle measure as 30° and label the terminal side accordingly. Indicate the direction of rotation by drawing an arrow showing the counterclockwise direction.

Explanation:

To draw a 30° angle in standard position on the coordinate plane, follow these steps:

  1. Start by drawing the initial side of the angle, which is the positive x-axis.
  2. Using a protractor, measure a 30° angle counterclockwise from the initial side.
  3. Draw a line from the origin to the endpoint of the angle to represent the terminal side.
  4. Label the angle measure as 30° and label the terminal side accordingly.
  5. Indicate the direction of rotation by drawing an arrow showing the counterclockwise direction.

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Hugo paid $4.50 for 6 books, if he paid $6.00 how many books did he get?

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Answer:

Hugo got 8 books.

Step-by-step explanation:

Divide 4.50 by 6 to get the unit price. The unit price is $0.75. So add 4.50+.75=5.25 (7 books) and then 5.25+.75=6.00(8 books).


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Hugo got 8 books. And the rate is $.75 per book

a small airplane used 5 2/3 gallons of fuel to fly a 2 hour trip how many gallons were used each hour

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2.83 gallons were used per hour

What is the slope of the line?y= -5x - 9

slope = ______
fill in the blank

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y=-5x-9
Use y=mx+b
The slope is -5 .
Hope it helps.
the line has a gradient of -5 and an intercept of -9.
so on a graph it would go 5 down and 9 across (towards the left of the graph)