Can you write an expression for the number of miles george travels in h hours, George drives 45 mi/h?

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Answer: If he drives 45 miles each hour, then in 'h' hours, he will cover ' 45h ' miles.

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Simplify 5x + 3y - 2x + 4y

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5x+3y-2x+4y= 5x-2x+4y+3y= 3x+7y
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Answer: 3x + 7y

Jenny's frog made one jump of 2.34 m. Christina's frog made jumps of 1.22 m and 0.89 m. Round each distance to the nearest tenth of a meter. About how much further did Jenny's frog jump in one jump than Christina's frog in two jumps combined? A. about 0.2 m B. about 0.3 m C. about 2.1 m D. about 2.3 m

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Which one of these numbers are not like the others?
21, 15, 6, 16, 27

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The one that isn't the same is 16 because it's not divisible by three and all the others numbers are

Prove the identity
cos(A+B+C)=cosAcosBcosC-cosAsinBsinC-sinAcosBcosC-sinAsinBcosC

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Hello !

cos (a+b) = cos a cos b - sin a sin b
sin (a+b) = sin a cos b + sin b cos a

cos (a+b+c) = cos (a+(b+c))
cos (a+b+c) = cos a cos (b+c) - sin a sin (b+c)
cos (a+b+c) = cos a (cos b cos c - sin b sin c) - sin a (sin b cos c + sin c cos b)
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Earth is approximately 9.3 × 10^7 miles from the sun. Saturn is approximately 8.87 × 10^8 miles from the sun. About how much farther is Saturn from the sun than Earth is?

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What does this mean?

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Answer:

f(x) = |x| represents the modulus function or absolute value function. It gives us the distance between any point and the origin. Since distance can never be negative so we always consider its positive value only. You can simply multiply the given value with ‘-1’(if the given value is negative).

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