The distance between -32 and
13

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Answer 1
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Answer:   To find the distance between -32 and 13, we need to calculate the absolute difference between the two numbers.

The absolute difference is the positive value of the subtraction of one number from another. In this case, we subtract -32 from 13.

13 - (-32) = 13 + 32 = 45.

Therefore, the distance between -32 and 13 is 45 units.


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Answer:  Angle AFB is congruent to angle CEB because alternate interior angles are congruent.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: fa\parallel ec,

And, ac and ef are intersecting each other at point b.

Prove: Triangle abf is similar to triangle cbe

Since, \angle abf \cong \angle cbe   (Reflexive)

fa\parallel ec,

⇒ ef is the common transversal of parallel lines fa and ec.

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38 plus what equals 180

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38 plus 142 is equal to 180

4(x+1)-ax=x+5 solve for x

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    4(x + 1) - ax = x + 5
4(x) + 4(1) - ax = x + 5
     4x + 4 - ax = x + 5
     - x              - x
     3x + 4 - ax = 5
           - 4         - 4
            3x - ax = 1
        x(3) - x(a) = 1
            x(3 - a) = 1
              3 - a   3 - a
                      x = 1/(3 - a)
4(x+1)-ax=x+5 

4x+4-ax=x+5    Expand 

4x-ax=x+5-4     Subtract \ 4 \ from \ both \ sides 

4x-ax=x+1 

4x=x+1+ax         Add \ ax \ to \ both \ sides 

4x-x=1+ax         Subtract \ x \ from \ both \ sides 

3x=1+ax 

3x-ax=1            Subtract \ ax \ from \ both \ sides  

x(3-a)=1    

x= (1)/(3-a)

Two neighbors both have rectangular swimming pools in thir backyards. one neighbors pool has dimensions that are twice as great as the dimensions of the others pool. What is the ratio of the volumes of the two poolsa) 1:1
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A store purchased a DVD for $12 and sold it to a costumer for 50% more than the purchase price. The customer was charged a 7% sales tax when the DVD was sold. What was the customer's total cost for the DVD

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Answer:

The Customer's total cost for DVD was $19.26

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Purchase price of DVD = $12

Sold amount = 50% more than purchase amount.

So we will first calculate the amount at which the DVD was sold.

Selling Price of DVD = (50)/(100)*12 +12 =6 +12 = \$18

Sales tax imposed = 7%

So we will find the amount charged in Sales tax.

The amount charged in Sales tax can be calculated by multiplying sales tax percent with Selling Price of DVD and then dividing by 100.

framing in equation form we get;

The amount charged in Sales tax = (7)/(100) * 18 = \$1.26

Now we need to find the Total cost for DVD.

Total cost for DVD is equal to sum of the amount at which the DVD was sold and the amount charged in sales tax.

framing in equation form we get;

Total cost for DVD = \$18 + \$1.26 = \$19.26

Hence The Customer's total cost for DVD was $19.26