Answer:
a common factor would be 5m^4n^3 or 15m^2n^2
Step-by-step explanation:
not sure what terms they want you to choose from but anything that starts with a number (5,10,15,) and "m" would any number 5 would go into
Answer:
The ruins of the day
Painted with a scar
And the more I straighten out
The less it wants to try
The feelings start to rot
One wink at a time
Oh oh
Forgiving who you are
For what you stand to gain
Just know that if you hide
It doesn't go away
When you get out of bed
Don't end up stranded
Horrified with each stone
On the stage
My little dark age
Picking through the cards
Knowing what's nearby
The carvings on the face
Say they find it hard
And the engine's failed again
All limits of disguise
The humor's not the same
Coming from denial
Oh oh
I grieve in stereo
The stereo sounds strange
I know that if you hide
It doesn't go away
If you get out of bed
And find me standing all alone
Open-eyed
Burn the page
My little dark age
I grieve in stereo
The stereo sounds strange
You know that if it hides
It doesn't go away
If I get out of bed
You'll see me standing all alone
Horrified
On the stage
My little dark age
Giddy with delight
Seeing what's to come
The image of the dead
Dead ends in my mind
Policemen swear to God
Love's seeping from the guns
I know my friends and I
Would probably turn and run
If you get out of bed
Come find us heading for the bridge
Bring a stone
All the rage
My little dark age
I grieve in stereo
The stereo sounds strange
I know that if you hide
It doesn't go away
If you get out of bed
And find me standing all alone
Open-eyed
Burn the page
My little dark age
All alone
Open-eyed
Burn the page
My little dark age
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
108c so 2 dollar bills.
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of drawing a red marble then a green marble would be 1/9.
In the first draw, there is a total of 10 marbles to choose from, and choosing a red marbles' probability would be 5/10, or 1/2. However in the second draw, there are only 9 marbles to choose from since you have already taken out a marble. Choosing a green marble in the second draw's probability would be 2/9. Using the rule P(A and B) = P(A) • P(B), we can also apply it to this problem "P(choosing a red marble first and then choosing a green marble second)" = 1/2 • 2/9, which is equal to 2/18. If you simplify that, you get 1/9.
