Matt will be different because he is basically free handing it and everyone has human errors. but since she is using the technology she shouldn't mess up.
Answer:
158 ribbons even half of one still counts.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
3x-6 A.
Step-by-step explanation:
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You can easily solve this by setting up a proportion with walls on the top and paint on the bottom. First we can find the decimal equivalent of each of those fractions to make things easier. 5/8 = .625 and 4/5 = .8.

. What this is asking is "if 4/5 (.8) of a wall is covered by 5/8 (.625) of a gallon of paint, how many walls (x) will 1 gallon of paint cover?" If we cross multiply we have .625x = .8 and x = 1.28 which is the same as 1 7/25 walls/1 gallon, choice C.
Answer:
-14√2
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that 18 = 2*9, and that 9 is a perfect square. Therefore,
2*√18 = 2*3*√2, or 6√2.
Next, note that 32 = 2*16, and that 16 is a perfect square. Therefore,
-5*√32 = -5*√2*√16, or -5*√2*4, or -20√2.
Combining these two results, we get:
6*√2 - 20√2, or -14√2