Answer:
the one expression that is true is
A. (5 + 4) + 10 = 5 + (4 + 10)
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Answer:
C. The attached
Step-by-step explanation:
Our total is 44 dollars. This means that the largest bar, our whole, should be 44.
-> This rules out option D
Now, 4 sweatshirts are being bought. This means the 44 dollars should be broken up into 4 different parts since they all "cost the same amount of money."
-> This rules out options A, C, and D.
This leaves us with the correct option of option C.
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Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope of this function is obviously decreasing, and the point where it intersects the y axis, is (0,-2)
Answer B contains this information
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Answer:
The chances of success for Archie is 
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that
The distance of Sudland from Xhosas is d = 100 miles
The probability of failure is 
The probability of choosing the desert route is 
The probability of reaching Sudland through the mountain is 
Generally the probability of choosing the mountains route is



Generally the probability of success is mathematically represented as



Generally the probability of success in reaching Sudland is also mathematically represented as

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substituting values
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Given: m∠A + m∠B = 90° (Definition of Complementary Angles).
Given: m∠B = (5x + 8)°
A) m∠A = 180° + (5x + 8) is your answer choice:
Why it isn't the others:
B) m∠A = 90° - (5x + 8)
You are solving for complementary angles (90° in total when combined), so you subtract the measurement for B (5x + 8) to get A.
C) m∠A = 180° - 2(5x + 8)°
You double the complementary angle to solve for the supplementary. Essentially, just divide this answer by two to get the complementary angles.
D) m∠A = 82 - 5x
I was confused by this one, but essentially they just did one step of the isolating the variable, which was subtracting 8 from both sides. They did not finish isolating the variable however.