Answer: 7 bundles.
Step-by-step explanation:
The cost per bundle is $75.
The cost for shipping is $42.50
She spent $567.50 in total.
The shipping is paid only one time, as all the bundles can be packaged togheter.
Then after paying the shipping, the left spent is:
$567.50 - $42.50 = $525
And each bundle costs $75, then the number of bundles that she bought will be equal to the number of times that we have $75 in $525. This is equal to the quotient between $525 and $75.
N = $525/$75 = 7
She bought 7 bundles
Answer:
13. m∠MN + m∠NMP = m∠MP.
14. m∠NMP - m∠OMP = m∠NMO.
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15. x = 3 + y and -2y + 3 < -1 : Given
16. x > y : x = 3 + y
17. -2y < -4 : -2y < -4
18. y > 2 : y > 2
19. x > 2 : x = 3 + y and y > 2
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Answer: 3a
2
(5a+2b)−5b
2
(5a+2b)
2 Factor out the common term 5a+2b5a+2b.
(5a+2b)(3{a}^{2}-5{b}^{2})(5a+2b)(3a
2
−5b
2
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Step-by-step explanation:
What must be true is the expression will actually be adding 10 + (+ x), because of the two marks you have to make when subtracting by a negative.
The subtraction sign is also the negative sign. So in this case, the expression is also saying -x, which means there is two negative signs.
A double negative is a positive, so in this case the x will be turned to a positive integer.
If this is still too confusing, she can plug in a number to replace x. Let’s try it with -2:
Ex. 10 - (-2)= 12.
The two negative signs turn into one positive sign, AKA an addition sign. So, the above expression can be simplified as 10 + 2, or 12.
