They are found in warm water environments
Answer:
Let’s start by using:
Parenthesis
Exponent(s)
Multiplication
Division
Addition
Subtraction
Parenthesis always come first, and since we do have parenthesis in this equation, we need do what’s inside the parenthesis first!
First, write out the entire equation.
5g + 3(-4 + 4g) = 1 - g
Next, follow the PEMDAS rule(s) and you should eventually get the full, correct answer.
Now, do keep in mind that in order to do what’s in the parenthesis you may have to multiply, *cough, cough*, divide, add, etc. first!
Hope I helped, and the best of luck!
I think its to late to answer this
Answer:
I believe that his audience was more likely to listen to him after he spoke the affirmation shown above.
Explanation:
With the speech shown above, Henry was confirming the importance of patriotism in each and every citizen, even if the view of patriotism was contrary to the view of those who declared themselves patriots. With the speech above, he puts himself in an interesting position that can attract the attention of his audience and make the audience listen to his words. This is because in addition to defending patriotism, posing as a patriot, he criticizes the patriotism standards established at the time.
Answer:
My sons middle school breaks the 7th grade kids in two groups for math. 3/5 of the classes are concidered accelerated. 2/5 are a "slower" pace. My son was placed in the accelerated class ( he had A's and B's last year) This year he is having a tough time in math. His confidence is down and he tells me that the teacher goes too fast. The teacher mentioned that we could swich him. I do not know what to do. in 8th grade the kids are in 3 groups. If he is placed in the lowest group now what will happen in the future. If he goes in with the low group will he be with a lot of behavior issue kids? I worry about his self esteem as well. Why would I want to switch him? He is frustrated with the pace and I find myself reteaching so that he can complete his homework. Is a lower grade in accelerated math better than a high grade in "slow" math.
I am told that:
Long term….it is unlikely a student can take Algebra in 8th grade if they are in math 2 in 7th. In that case, the student would take Algebra in high school.
Would love to hear some suggestions. Thanks
