Can someone please help me with this question?
2 answers:
Answer:
A Jones has the best plus minus record
Step-by-step explanation:
The player wants the most "negative" score, which means he was one the ice when his team scored the most points and off the ice when his team was scored upon.
Answer:
11. a. See below. b. E. Simpson
Step-by-step explanation:
11. a. Graphing on the number line
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11. b. Best plus-minus record
The player with the best plus-minus record is E. Simpson.
His plus-minus record of +9 means that his team has scored more often when he is on the ice than any other player.
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You need to get "x" by itself so minus 3 from each side
Divide 8 by 2
x=4
So each 4 is equivalent to 4
Lets check:
So that means that Marcus practiced the piano for 4 hours and Donnel practiced for 7