Well, since you have two variables in one equation, you would have to have at least one other equation to solve this problem. Their isn't enough information to solve this alone, sorry :/
The identity property shows us that any number that adds zero to itself stays itself. The identity for multiplication tells us that any number multiplied by one is itself.
Answer:
B.Dining out
Step-by-step explanation:
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<em>Select the correct answer. Zara is six months into her first job, and she’s also attending community college. She is planning to start saving a portion of her paycheck and has created a monthly budget to track her spending. Which budget item should Zara reduce to increase her savings? A. college tuition B. dining out C. rent D. utility bills</em>
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I think it is B: dinning out.
Because A C D are fixed cost, she could not adjust or change by herself. She can only save money when she cooks, do not need to go out for food.
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B. 246.12 I'm is the answer!!!!!
Multiply by the opposite sign the denominator. In the denominator we have the difference of squares.
