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Some of the most lucrative jobs are all about math. Most engineering fields are all about sharp math skills, whether it’s civil and mechanical or software engineering. Working in finance also obviously involves a lot of math, and what better way to make money than working in the field that’s all about money? You can also become a statistician or actuary; it’s not easy to find good statisticians, despite the need for them. If you want to earn good money, then you do need good math skills.Then again, you could use math in life anyway.
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1.) BC, AD, FI.
2.) Parallel.
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I can't get the other two I'm sorry mate like I really gotta go. Before my mum gets mad. Got chores. Good luck.
Its impossible to solve this, but i got -47
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the photo is a little blurry I cannot answer the question unfortunately sorry
#3 is correct at 120.4
#4 is 15/8...because 3/4+3/4=6/4 (for 20 doors) plus 3/8 (which is half of 3/4 for 5 more doors) equals 15/8 gallons or 1.875 gallons
#5 is $812.50 because if 50 shares cost $125, 325 shares (125×6.5) equals 812.50
