MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Tessa threw 36 free throws at basketball practice. She sank 27 of them. What fraction of he free throws did Tessa sink?

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Answer 1
Answer: She sank 27/36 which reduces to 3/4
Answer 2
Answer: 27/36 -> (divide by 3) 9/12 -> (divide by 3) 3/4 so it's 3/4

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What is y^4-36 in simplest factored form?

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y^4-36=(y^2)^2-6^2=(y^2-6)(y^2+6)=[y^2-(\sqrt6)^2](y^2+6)\n\n=(y-\sqrt6)(y+\sqrt6)(y^2+6)\n\n\n\n\na^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)

1 times 10 to the 21st power

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Answer:

I believe the answer to this question is: 1 x 10^21 equal to 1000000000000000000000.

What is one possible dividend, greater than 1000, if quotient is37 R4

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Answer:

hello : one possible dividend is   1003

Step-by-step explanation:

let a this dividend : a = 37q +4........( 4 is a remainde)

a > 1000

37q +4 > 1000

q > 996/37

but :  996/7 ≃ 26.91

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8-2x<4 solve inequality

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Answer:

x > 2

x ∈ ( +2 ; + oo )

Step-by-step explanation:

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At a restaurant after every 12th visit you receive a free drink. After every 15th visit you receive a free dessert. At which visit will you first receive a free dessert and a free beverage?

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On the 60th visit, you will get both free dessert and a free beverage.

What is the pattern?

A pattern is a specific arrangement of numbers or any term which will follow a specific code or hint.

The hint which is present in a given pattern hides in the pattern only.

For example 2,4,6,8 in this, the difference between any two-term is only 2 and this will be its specific pattern.

Another example is 2,4,16,256 in this pattern each term is the square of the previous term and this will become its specific pattern.

Given,

At every 12th visit, we get a beverage

At every 15th visit, we get dessert

So let's say at x visit we get both

So,

x should be a minimum result of multiple of both 12 and 15

So,

12 (5) = 60 and 15(4) = 60

So 60 is the minimum result.

Hence, On the 60th visit, you will get both free dessert and a free beverage.

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the 60th visit because you have to look for the first same number in a list of the multiples of 12 and 15:)
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