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The histogram below shows the number of sit-ups accomplished by 6th grade students in a physical fitness test.how many students

accoplished at least 30 sit-ups

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Harman [31]2 years ago

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Consider the following expression and determine which statements are true. x^2+5yz−8

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A.there are 3 terms.

B.the variables are x, y, and z.

C.The coefficient of x is 2.

D.the term 5yz is made up of 2 factors

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