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I think the answer to this is c.
The answer to the first question is comma. Making the sentence the following:
<em>'Andrea baked a cake </em><u><em>,</em></u><em> but it was too dry.'</em>
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The answer to the second question is the fourth option. Good luck!
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That expression can be simplified by combining like terms.
Like terms are terms that have the same variable(s) and the same exponent(s).
The like terms are 7x and 9x.
You can combine like terms by adding the coefficients (the number in front of the exponent) together and then tacking on the variable at the end.
7x + 9x = 16x
Add 16x back to the term that can't be combined (-8y), and the simplified expression is 16x - 8y
In 'To Kill a Mockingbird', when Scout's class got out of control, Mrs Blount came in and calmed the class down.
Hope this helps!!! ;)
It depends on your stance of the topic. Assuming that you're against texting and driving, you'd have to cite reasons and explanations. You need: an intro, 3 paragraphs stating reasons, (a counterargument if needed), and a conclusion.
You'd probably have to include sources and statistics, like the number of crashes or deaths annually, that are caused while texting. Also talk about the chemicals in the brain and waves in the phone, that increase distraction and slow reaction time.
