I would <span>advise her on </span>this subject<span> that Renter's insurance </span>can cowl<span> her </span>belongings<span>, and even </span>cowl<span> her from liability claims </span>while<span> she is </span>rental<span>.
Also, if she rented home ever </span>wants<span> serious repairs, </span>and she or he<span> is unable </span>to measure<span> there, </span>it'll conjointly cowl<span> the </span>cheap<span> and necessary increase in living expenses she </span>could<span> incur.</span>
The answer would be B.) Theorem :)
(11,1) because if you plug in x and y this answer is the only one that gives you 18 in the end
Answer: 15n³-105n²+2n+16/6n²-42n
Step-by-step explanation:
n+8/3n²-21n +5n/2
2(n+8)+5n(3n²-21n)/2(3n²-21n)
2n+16+15n³-105n²/6n²-42n
15n³-105n²+2n+16/6n²-42n
Word form:
six hundred thousand
