Answer: 1/9
Explanation: these types of repeating decimals are equivalent to the fraction that has the number doing the repeating in its numerator and the number 9 in its denominator.
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This is valid through the law of syllogism. If you swap lines 1 and 2, then you'll have this argument:
If I step on a beehive, then I will get stung.
If I get stung by a bee, then it will hurt.
Therefore, if I step on a beehive, then it will hurt
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So it's like connecting a chain together. Point A (stepping on the hive), leads to point B (getting stung), which leads to point C (getting hurt). We can take a shortcut to bypass point B to jump from A to C in one step. Check out the attached image for a visual of what I'm referring to.
1. This must be greater than or equal to 0 (there can't be any negatives!)
8 - .5t ≥ 0.
8 ≥ .5t
t ≤ 16
D.
2. 4(2x-1) = 2x + 35
8x - 4 = 2x + 35
6x = 39
x = 6.5
H.
3. c = .8(x-15) = .8x-12
A.
4. m = number of marble cupcakes
s = number of strawberry shortcake cupcakes
6m + 8.5s = 391
m = 1/2s
6(.5s)+8.5s = 391
11.5s = 391
s = 34
m = 17
F.
5. B
6. Use substitution
2x + 3x = 10
5x = 10
x = 2
7. (sorry I'm not sure!)
8. G
9. L = number of balls
B = number of bats
L + B = 100
B = 100 - L
4.5L+20B = 822
4.5L + 20(100-L) = 822
4.5L -20L + 2000 = 822
1178 = 15.5L
L = 76
10. J
Okay I don’t think I have to do it anymore I
