71. answer is zero (0).
72. answer is negative six (6)
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There are several information's of immense importance in the problem. Based on these information's the answer to the question can be easily reached. The only thing that has to be kept in mind is the calculation part, otherwise it is a simple problem.
Now it is given that:
A large chocolate shake takes 8/9 of a pint of milk.
Then
Amount of milk required to make medium shake = (8/9) * (1/7) of a pint
= 8/63 of a pint
Then it can be said that for making a medium chocolate shake , 8/63 of a pint of milk is required. This is the simplest form of the fraction and it cannot be expressed as a mixed number since the denominator is higher than the numerator.
Answer: A. 
Step-by-step explanation:
- The degree in a polynomial is the greatest exponent of any term in that expression.
A. 
Here, highest exponent = 12
Degree of polynomial =12
B. 8x-200
Here, highest exponent = 1
Degree of polynomial =1
C. 
Here, highest exponent = 3
Degree of polynomial =3
D. 
Here, highest exponent = 3
Degree of polynomial =3
Option A. has the polynomial with the highest degree as 12.
The measurement of ∠B is 168°
Given,
In the question:
Angle A and Angle B are supplementary angles.
If mA (x - 9)° and m/B= (7x + 21)°
To find the measure of ∠B
Now, According to the question;
What are supplementary angles?
Two angles are Supplementary when they add up to 180 degrees.
Now, ∠A+∠B = 180°
So,
⇒(x - 9)˚+(7x + 21)°=180°
=> 8x +12 = 180°
=> 8x = 180° - 12
=> 8x = 168
=> x = 168/8
=> x = 21
For the measure of ∠B :
∠B = (7x + 21)
∠B = 7 x 21 + 21
∠B = 168°
Hence, The measurement of ∠B is 168°
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Answer:</h2>

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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
Solving for
is the same as isolating it. In this problem, we have the following equation:

So we need to do the following steps:
Step 1: Interchange the order of the equation:

Step 2: Divide the whole equation by
:

Step 3: Simplify

Finally, this h is in term of b and is:
