Answer: [A]: "library card".
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Explanation: One would need a valid, government-issued photo ID card (i.e. that has not expires).
Although SOME library cards include one's picture, library cards do not constitute "valid ID's" because they are not "government-issued" and would, theoretically, be easy to be made fraudulently (e.g. not have security-issued seals and features).
Even "school ID's"; or "college ID cards"; even if "current" (e.g. currently enrolled" with a photo ID) would not be considered "official" and would only be considered "secondary ID".
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Answer:
11380810
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
B would be (-1, -2)
C would be (-1, 1)
A would be (-4, -2)
Step-by-step explanation:
The ordered pairs are affected by the y value. The X value stays the same since you didn't move the shape any to the right or left. The y values went down three on all of the points because you moved the whole shape down three spots.
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Answer:
<h2>560</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
You must use a combination:
We have <em>n = 16</em>, <em>k = 3</em>.
Substitute:
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If Katia can buy packages of jars for $9, we can determine how many packages she can purchase with $45 by using the formula:
45/9 = 5
We divide the total number of money that she has by the amount of money one package of jars costs. Now, the question also asks how many jars she can buy, not just how many packages.
We know that she can buy 5 packages, and that there are 12 jars in each package. To find the total number of jars she can buy, we will multiply 5 by 12.
5 x 12 = 60
Katia can buy 60 jars with $45.
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