Answer:
he needs 20.25 bags of sand and it would cost her 80.79
Step-by-step explanation:
150cm*90cm*15cm=202,500cm^3 this is how much sand she needs to fill it
202,500cm^3/10,000cm^3=20.25 this is how many bags he needs
3.99*20.25=80.79 this is how much it'll cost him for all 20.25 bags
well, you already know an absolute value expression has a ± siblings, so let's proceed without much fuss.
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54 can be factored as follows:
54
2*27
2*3*9
2*3^2*3
2*3^3
Therefore, 54 is equal to 2*3^3, or 2*3*3*3.
Problem 1
The Blue Jays had the most passing yards. Circle the "passing" column, which is column 1. Then look for the largest value in this column. This largest value is 108 which belongs to the Blue Jays.
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Problem 2
The answer is choice B. To get this answer, you multiply every value inside the matrix by -5