Answer:
I think its the last one thats not showing if I'm wrong in sorry
B. This is the answer because it is not equivalent to anything else, and the answer simplified is: -18.
Answer:
24 cent
Step-by-step explanation:
If 13 inches of wire cost 39 cent.
We have to calculate how much 1 inch of wire would cost first, before determining the cost of 8 inches of wire.
If 13 inches of wire costs 39cents, Then 1 inch of wire would cost 3 cent.
That is 39/13, which gives 3.
If 1 inch of wire cost 3 cents. Two inches of wire would cost 6 cents we 3 inches of wire costs 9 cents.
To get the cost of 8 inches of wire, we therefore multiply 8 by 3, which gives 24.
8 inches of wire costs 24 cents.
Answer:
Here they are Hope this helps :3
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 52
2. 4
7. (im not sure i think its H or A)
7.(not sure think its F)
8.x=6
This does not need the quadratic formula since there are no variables to begin with:
62-46+4 = 0
20 = 0.
And 20 does not equal 0 so both sides aren't equal.
Soooo not much to do with this question.
