Chika,Nifemi, Annabel,Sofia,Jelilat,chika,semiu,Mummy balikis,Fathia,Nifemo
Well, 3 copies of 1/6 would be:
3/6
And, after dividing three on both the numerator and the denominator, (since it is the GCF)
equals 1/2
Answer: C
Explanation:
C is the only thing that would make the audience want to read the book WHILE TALKING ABOUT THE CHARACTER. It would make the character seem fun, and that would help people become more interested in the book.
Remember, the prompt says we have to talk about the CHARACTER, not just the book. This is why A would be incorrect.
Hello again,
First of all, heading was the first part of the friendly letter.
Heading:
Tell where you are when you are writing
Written in the upper right hand corner
-included house address, name of street
-city, state, zip code
-month, day,year
Capitalized proper noun
Place a comma between the name of the city and state. For example,
950 Broad Avenue
Wilmington, California 90744
May 26,2017. Hope it help!
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