5x+ (5)15
or
5(x+15)
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➷ When you add fractions, you have to have the same denominator whereas, when you multiply them, you don't have to. (In this case the denominators are already the same.) Also, multiplying the fractions would make the result smaller whereas adding them would make it larger.
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so 253 doubles is 506, 506 divided by two = 253
therefore the answer will be '' 506 divided by 2 = 253''
Sue Brown owes $280.00 in state taxes for the month.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Gross pay of Sue in June = $8000
Tax rate = 3.5%
As full amount is taxable; therefore
Amount of tax to be paid = 3.5% of pay of June
Amount of tax to be paid = 
Amount of tax to be paid = 0.035*8000
Amount of tax to be paid = $280.00
Sue Brown owes $280.00 in state taxes for the month.
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Answer:
- Cos 45=6/x
x=6/cos 45=6√2
x=6√2
tan 45=y/6
y=tan45 ×6
y=6
2.
sin 60=y/10
y=sin60×10
y=5√3
again
Cos 60=x/10
x=½×10
x=5
3.
Sin 45=x/5
x=1/√2×5 or
x=5√2/2
again
y=5√2/2 or 5/√2[base angle of right angled isosceles triangle]
4.
Sin 30=8/x
½×x=8
x=8*2
x=16
again
cos 30= y/x
√3/2×16=y
y=8√3
5.
sin 60=7/x
x=7/[√3/2]
x=14/√3 or 14√3/3
again
cos 60=y/x
½×14√3/3=y
7√3/2=y
y=7√3/2
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