What is 15 to the third power as a product of the same factor

What is the value of the expression (-8)(6) - (-4)(-5) + (-3)(-6)?

Vlad1618 [11]

-77 is the correct answer. Hope this helped. Comment if you would like a more detailed answer.

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4 years ago

Consider the following figure:

Solnce55 [7]

Answer:

x=90

y=148

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we know a line is 180 degrees, and we know that angle Q is 90, x must be a 90-degree angle as well.

With our given information we can add up the two given angles in the triangle which are 90 and 58

90+58=148

To find what R is, we must subtract 148 from 180 because all the angles in a triangle sum up to 180.

180-148=32

Now that we know that R is 32, because we know that a line is 180 degrees, we can subtract 32 from 180 to get our final answer for y as 148.

180-32=148

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2 years ago

5th grade math. correct answer will be marked brainliest

butalik [34]

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3 years ago

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12-ounce bottle of orange juice contains 33 grams of sugar. Complete the table to determine the amount of sugar in different siz

svp [43]

A proportional relationship is a relationship between variables such that the amount of one variable is a multiple of the other variable

A table showing the amount of sugar in different sizes of orange juice is presented as follows;

$\begin{array}{|c|cc|}\mathbf{Amount \ of \ orange \ juice, \ x}&&\mathbf{Quantity \ of \, sugar\ (g), \ f(x)}\\3&&8.25\\6&&16.5\\9&&24.75\\12&&33\\15&&41.25\end{array}\right]$

Reason:

The given parameter are;

12 ounces of orange juice contains 33 grams of sugar

Therefore, we have;

The amount of sugar per ounce of orange juice is given as follows;

$1 \ ounce \ of \ orange \ juice \ contains, \dfrac{33 \ grams }{12 } = 2.75 \, grams \, of \, sugar$

Therefore, there are 2.75 grams of sugar per ounce of orange juice

which gives;

The amount of sugar in different sizes of orange juice, f(x) = 2.75·x

Where <em>x</em> represents the amount of orange juice, and f(x) represents the amount of sugar in the orange juice

A table showing the amount of sugar present in different sizes of orange juice is given as follows;

$\begin{array}{|c|cc|}\mathbf{Amount \ of \ orange \ juice, \ x}&&\mathbf{Quantity \ of \, sugar\ (g), \ f(x)}\\3&&8.25\\6&&16.5\\9&&24.75\\12&&33\\15&&41.25\end{array}\right]$

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3 years ago

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Ugo [173]

Answer:

$\boxed{question \: number \: \to 6} \\ \boxed{ w = 72} \\ \boxed{ x =144 } \\ \boxed{ y = 108}$

Step-by-step explanation:

$y + w + y + w = 360 \to \sum \: of \: angles \\ y = \: \boxed{opp \: y} \to \: vertically \: opposite \: angles \: are \: equal \\ w = \: \boxed{opp \: w} \to \: the \: same \: reason \: as \: y\\ hence \to \\ 2(w+ y) = 360 \\ w + y = 180 \\ but \: 5w = 360 \to \: angles \: at \: a \: point \\ w = \frac{360}{5} \\ \boxed{w = 72} \\ therefore \to \\ w + y = 180 \\ 72 + y = 180 \\ y = 180 - 72 \\ \boxed{ y = 108} \\ hence \: \boxed{x} \: is \: given \: by \to \\y + x + y = 360 \to \: angles \: at \: a \: point \\108 + x + 108 = 360 \\ x = 360 - 216 \\ \boxed{ x = 144}$

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3 years ago

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