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3 years ago

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Nonamiya [84]3 years ago

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A. the end of the equation is a set amount because there is no exponent with it, so the answer would be 11.32

B) replace x with 10 and solve the equation:

y = 1.84(10) +11.32 = 18.40 + 11.32 = $29.72

C) The number with the exponent would be the increase per hour, the answer would be $1.84

Ratling [72]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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Government

Exit Question #1

Three of the thirteen Original Colonies/States refused to sign the Constitution

because it did not containThe Bill of Rights. They believed the Constitution

needed to hav e people’s rights spelled out. Which of the Bill of Rights that they

insisted upon is the most significant to you and why? Please name which one and <u><em>3x4/12=a</em></u>

write a significant paragraph explaining why (10 points).

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