Wheres the table?? You said “the table below” and what are you asking for? I can always answer in the comments section
Because your gonna elminate the loners and soon your going to substitute them for numbers
Search up heating curve chemistry: it should look somewhat like that lol :). But, the last interval should have a small slope, the middle interval a big slope, and the first interval: a medium slope.
Answer:
The word problem is "How many $25 are there in $125?"
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given

Required
Write a word problem for the expression
We start by solving the given equation

Divide both sides by $25



This implies that there are 5, $25 in $125
<em>Hence; The word problem is "How many $25 are there in $125?"</em>