Step-by-step explanation:
add or subtract the groups in order to answer them... or use a calculator for the job
Parathese two times five parathese times parathese three times fifteen parathese
In what ways do advertisers<span> in </span>magazines use sexual imagery<span> to </span>appeal<span> to </span>youth<span>? </span>One study classified each<span> of </span>1500 full-page<span> or </span>larger ads<span> as "</span>not sexual<span>" or ..</span>
The only difference between the two following expressions is
their exponent though it’s equal. If you would analyze carefully, the two
expressions are equal since 2/4 is just equal to ½. The two expressions are
equal in value so the presentation of the exponent is their only difference.
