Answer:
option no.D
6y+15x
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that it doesn't matter how many numbers are after the tenths place of a decimal point what matters is the tenths place itself. If you have a decimal that has dozens of numbers but it's tenth place is a 3 and then you have a decimal with 5 numbers in whole but it's tenths place is 4, the 4 is greater then the 3 simply because it's greater in tenths.
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If you're just asking for how that'd look in algebraic form then the answer would be v+50/2
Answer:
No, I don't think so.
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