yes, because there is a lot of variability in the grammar book data.
Well, you can cancel out the b and e, so a/c = f/d.
Then you cancel out a on the left side of the equation by multiplying both sides by 1/a which then gives you c = f/ad.
Hope this helps!
I’m kinda confused on what the question is but michael is 108 if that’s what your asking
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A. ?
B. ?
C. ?
1. Different
2. Same
3. Not always
4. multiplying, same, different
5. Don't know
6. and 7. don't have any students or anything so I can't answer that
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I kinda went off what I knew
Hey at least I tried
Answer:
i think 2x
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