Answer:
<u>, where "n" is number of objects per page.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The amount of objects each page could hold is given by dividing the amount of objects that you have, by the number of pages. </em>
<em>• Let the number of objects per page be "n".</em>
<em>Then, the equation that gives us the number of objects for each page, in such way that we have an equal amount of objects per page is:</em>
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Part 1)
(x²+15x+65)+(2x-5)*(3x+8)
(x²+15x+65)+(6x²+16x-15x-40)
(7x²+16x+25)
the answer Part 1) is the letter B
(7x²+16x+25)
Part 2)
(4x+1)*(3x-4)-(5x²-10x-12)
(4x+1)*(3x-4)-(5x²-10x-12)
(12x²-16x+3x-4)-(5x²-10x-12)
(7x²-3x+8)
the answer Part 2) is the letter D
(7x²-3x+8)
Part 3)
(8x²+19x+4)+(3x+2)*(x-5)
(8x²+19x+4)+(3x²-15x+2x-10)
(11x²+6x-6)
the answer part 3) is the letter A
(11x²+6x-6)
Part 4)
(6x+1)*(3x-7)-(7x²-34x-20)
(18x²-42x+3x-7)-(7x²-34x-20)
(11x²-5x+13)
the answer Part 4) is the letter C
(11x²-5x+13)
Answer:
I think its 3 1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
9 3/4 ÷ 3 = 3 1/4
Srry if im wrong
61 is the prime number.
39 is divisible by 3 and 13.
27 is divisible by 9 and 3.
76 is divisible by several numbers, including 2.
99.7%
This is because the likelihood of a point being within 2 SDs of the mean is 99.7%.