I got a $5000 scholarship. I spent $300 on a Nintendo Switch. How much money do I have now?
58^(1/2) is √58 if that is what you meant
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Don't know the exact equation but trying to explain
X is what the stuff that problem saying. Let's say you have books from library and you're returning them late you will pay $30 dollars for each of them
Well Emily, i believe it is B.
the idea of showing that multiplying by 1 is true because as long as A and B follow the same ratio pattern (ie. 1n:2n is the same as 2n:4n) the statement will always be true
