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Step 2 is incorrect. She added 4 and 2 first, but you are supposed to multiply and divide first. Then she multiplied 6 and 6, which is 36. Then she divided 36 and 2, which is 18, and then she subtracted 7, giving her 11. Step 2 is what threw the whole thing off.
Here is what Sandy should have done.
STEP 1: 6·4+2÷2-7
STEP 2: 24+1-7
STEP 3: 25-7
STEP 4: 18
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Answer: 1350
Step-by-step explanation:
Here is the correct question.
Raquel can type an average of 63 words per minute. Rick can type 73 words per minute. how many more words can Rick type than Raquel in 135 minutes? Jared chose B as the correct answer. How did he get that answer? Jared said the answer is 4599. How did he get that answer?
Rick's word per minute= 73
Raquel's word per minute= 63
Ricks word in 135minute= 73×135 = 9855
Raquel's word in 135 minutes=63×135 = 8505
=9855 - 8505
= 1350
Rick can type 1350 more words than Raquel in 135 minutes.
Jared's answer is wrong. He got the answer by multiplying 63 by 73 which gives 4599.
Answer:
You would make a dotted vertical line running through -6 on the horizontal or x axis. The shading would go to the left side of the line since x is less than -6 and the line is dotted because it is only less than and not equal to.
Step-by-step explanation:
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I'm not sure what the answer can be for this
You would use the subtraction property of equality.
