Answer:
of course its true
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
If 11 oranges cost $2.35, then the cost of 18 oranges is $3.84.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have,
The number of oranges purchased varies directly as the price of the oranges.
If the cost of 11 oranges is $2.35.
It is required to find the cost of 18 oranges.
As their is direct relation between number and oranges and price.
So,
The cost of 1 orange is $
.
For finding the cost of 18 oranges, multiply 18 by $ such that,
So, If 11 oranges cost $2.35, then the cost of 18 oranges is $3.84.
Answer:
132 in^2 but DOUBLE CHECK MY WORK!!!!
Step-by-step explanation:
Break it down into parts ok. So I see a 10x10 square, two 2x4 right triangles and a 4x6 rectangle.
10x10 is 100 in
1/2(2*4) = 4 x 2 = 8 in
6x4 = 24 in
add them together to get 132 in^2
2x²-3xy-2y²-2x-11y-12
Write -3xy as a difference
2x²+xy-4xy-2y²-2x-11y-12
write -2x as a difference
2x²+xy-4xy-2y²+4x-6x-11y-12
Write -11y as a difference
2x²+xy-4xy-2y²+4x-6x-8y-3y-12
Factor out 2x from the expression
2x×(x-2y-3)+xy-2y²+4x-8y-3y-12
Factor out y from the expression
2x×(x-2y-3)+y×(x-2y-3)+4x-8y-12
Factor out 4 from the expression
2x×(x-2y-3)+y×(x-2y-3)+4(x-2y-3)
Factor out x-2y-3 from the expression
Answer: (x-2y-3)x(2x+y+4)
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