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Answer:

A is true but I dont know the rest I am very sorry   .-.

Step-by-step explanation:

I Just added 18 + 12 = 30 + 10 = 40 and that is why A is true

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Jason and Saharat each had a repair made on their PlayStation. The initial cost of each repair is $100. Jason and Saharat each have two coupons. Each of them uses both of his coupons toward the cost of the repair. One coupon is for $8 off the repair cost. The other coupon is for 15% off the repair cost. Jason and Saharat use their coupons in a different order, as shown below. Jason uses the $8 off the repair coupon first. He then uses the 15% off the repair cost coupon on the remaining balance. Saharat uses the 15% off the repair cost coupon first. He then uses the $8 off the repair cost coupon on the remaining balance. Who paid the least amount of money for his PlayStation repair and how much less did he pay?

3. if y varies directly as x and y=23.1 when x=36.3, find y when x=11.
4. If y varies directly as x and y=4 when = 18, find y when x =27.
5.if y varies directly as x and y =6 when x =14 ,find y when x=35.
6.if y varies directly as x and y=2 when x=12, find y when x = 30.
7. if y varies directly as x and y=36 when x=60, find y when x=15.
8.if y varies directly as x and y=14 when x=16, find y when x=8.
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Please help me find the area of the trapezoid

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Solve the given equation.



z - 42 = 7

Solve for x. 3x + 6 = 2x - 24
A) -30
B) -6
C) 6
D) 30​

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I will give you brainliest if you answer correctly. Please answer reliably, don't troll, if you troll or not answer reliably, I will report. Question: Ted bikes 3 miles to the store and 3 miles back, The wind is blowing in his face 4 miles per hour going and 4 miles per hour pushing him home. The trip takes him 1 hour. How long would it take Ted to bike 2 miles if no wind is blowing?

What is 3/8 + 5/12???

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11 times 25 times 14 times 9 times 11 times 20

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Consider the table below that represents a quadratic function.

Part A: What is the rate of change between the first and second point?


Part B: what is the rate of change between the second and third point?


Part C : what is the rate of change between the third and fourth point?



Part D: what is the rate of change between the fourth and fifth point?

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Select the statement that correctly describes the relationship between these two sequences: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. (2 points)

a
Each term in the second sequence is 10 times the corresponding term in the first sequence.

b
Each term in the second sequence is double the corresponding term in the first sequence.

c
Each term in the second sequence is 20 times the corresponding term in the first sequence.

d
Each term in the first sequence is double the corresponding term in the second sequence.

You go to a shop that sells tricycles. There are 18 wheels in the Wheel Shop.

How many tricycles are in the shop?
Explain how you know.

Tasha has 10.4 yards of lace. She uses 2 yards for a project. Then she cuts the remaining lace into 6 equal pieces.

How many yards long is each piece of lace?

Mrs. Velazco gave her students four options to choose from for the class project. Which option received 65% of the votes?

A.Option B and D
B.Option A and C
C.Option C and D
D.Option B and C

How does teh value of (18-12) divided by l2 compare to the value of 18-12?!?!?

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Jolene bought a savings certificate that earned 2% in simple interest per year. She earned a total of $240 in interest over four years. How much was the certificate worth, with interest, after four years?

Mac had a bag of 5 orange marbles, 8 yellow marbles, and 12 white marbles. How many orange marble draws are expected if 800 draws are conducted and each time the marbles are put back into the bag?

A Building code allows a maximum of 140 people in a meeting room. There is one large table in the room along with some small tables. when filled, the large tables seats 15 people, and the small tables each seat 5 people. Which of the following can be used to find t, the greatest number of small tables that can be filled when the large table is also filled?​

6: 28 A.M - 10:08 A.M =
7:55 P.M - 5 hours and 50 minutes =
(Please answer quickly)

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Use the equation n = 10m - 9 to find n when m = 3.

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35% of the class are vegetarian. What is the minimum possible numbers in the class?