The answers to the blanks are
1. 600,
2. 120,
3. 120,
4. 180.
Explanation:
- The fence means perimeter around the court. So a tennis court's perimeter is 600 feet fence. The perimeter of a rectangle is 2 times the sum of the rectangle's length and the rectangle's width.
- It is given that length equals 60 more than width i.e. l = w + 60, where l is the length of the court and w is the width of the court.
- The perimeter of a court = 600 = 2 (l + w) = 2l + 2w = 2 (w +60) + 2w,                                                                                                     this becomes, 2w + 120 + 2w = 600; 4w = 480, w = 120.
- Since l = w + 60, l = 120 + 60 = 180. So length of a court is 180 feet and the width of a court is 120 feet.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
72.22
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Step-by-step explanation:
Source: Desmos.
Graph represents the function: f(x)= -{x}
 
        
             
        
        
        
The expressions that simplifies to 41 are: 
a) 10 + 2³ * 4 - 1
d) 10 + (2³ * 4) - 1
Information about the problem:
a) 10 + 2³ * 4 - 1
b) 10 + 2³ * (4 - 1)
c) (10 + 2³) * 4 - 1
d) 10 + (2³ * 4) - 1
We solve the equations respecting the level of hierarchy:
- First the operations in parentheses, then brackets and finally braces.
- Of the arithmetic operations, first the multiplication and divisions and then the additions and subtractions.
a) 10 + 2³ * 4 - 1
10 + 8*4 - 1
10 + 32 - 1
42 - 1
41 (it applies) 
b) 10 + 2³ * (4 - 1)
10 + 8 * (3)
10 + 24
34 (it doesn't applies)
c) (10 + 2³) * 4 - 1
(10 + 8) * 4 - 1
18*4 - 1
72 - 1
71 (it doesn't applies)
d) 10 + (2³ * 4) - 1
10 + (8*4) - 1
10 + 32 -1
42 - 1
41 (it applies) 
<h3>What are algebraic operations?</h3>
We can say that they are the set of numbers and symbols that are related by the different mathematical operation signs such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division among others.
Learn more about algebraic operations at: brainly.com/question/3927786
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Answer:
Let A1=a1+a2+a3, A2=a2+a3+a4, and so on, A10=a10+a1+a2. Then A1+A2+⋯+A10=3(a1+a2+⋯+a10)=(3)(55)=165, so some Ai≥165/10=16.5, so some Ai≥17.
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