120 m of rail. Just mutiply 20 by 2 and 40 by 2. You will get 40 and 80. Now add them to get 120.
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Its 10.125 hopes this helps
Hella easy, the answer would be C(-2,3) D(-2,5)
Each bottle of juice costs $3, so to find the total price of the bottles, you would have to multiply the number of bottles by $3, or:
3×J
Since she paid for them with a $20 bill, you need to subtract the total price of the bottles (shown above) from 20. Let's say "y" is the amount of change she receives:
y=20-(3×J)
