Please help me you can just answer 1 or 2 or all please

Mathematics

1 answer:

timurjin [86]3 years ago

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8. A) G x 3 = K
B) kabir earns 90

9.
A) M x 2 = G
B) M x 5 = F

10. I'm not sure what they mean by terms of x. I'm assuming they what arsenal represented as (x) so...

F(x) = C(3) or something like that not too sure so check it out.

I'll answer the rest in a bit

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