1) C(2
2) A(-4
3) B(4+(2+1)=4+2)+1
4) D(3(2x4)=(3x2)4
5) A(5+6=6+5
6) C(12x1=1x12
7) D(Exponents
8) A(addition and subtraction
9) A(55
10) B(19
Ten thousands place because the dight before the is thousands and the dight after the four is the hundred thousands
Answer:
C.
Ax + 1 = x A + 1
Bx + 2 = x B + 2
Cx + 3 = x C + 3
A = x C + 3
B = x C + 3
C = x C + 3
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Answer: What you would have left is 12 pieces of pie
Step-by-step explanation: As stated in the question, one pie has been sliced into 8 pieces, and there are three pies in all. That means we had at the beginning 3 x 8 slices of pie which equals 24 pieces.
Also if each pie had been sliced into 8 pieces then each can be represented as 8/8. Therefore eating one slice would leave you with 7/8 (that is 8/8 minus 1/8).
So, each of the three pies now have the following left overs;
1/2, 3/8 and 5/8.
Adding them all together would give,
1/2 + 3/8 + 5/8
Using 8 as the common denominator
4/8 + 3/8 + 5/8
(4 + 3 + 5)/8
12/8.
Therefore, there would be 12 pieces left altogether, which can also be expressed as one pie and 4 pieces.
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