n "The Bat-Poet," why doesn't the little brown bat think that the other bats are a very good audience when he recites his poem for them?

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Answer: I am not sure, but I would say that the little brown bat thinks that the other bats aren't a very good audience when he recites his poem for them because the other bats respect only the technical aspects of the poem.

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Which does not describe Meg?A.
a stubborn student who argues with the school principal

B.
a rebellious young girl who feels insecure

C.
a daughter as pretty as her mother

D.
a sister who loves and cares about her family

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Answer:

a

Explanation:

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  •               the way its set up its kind of confusing

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Do you have the story?

A chef buys 9 cucumbers,18 peppers, and 21 tomatoes at the farmers market how much does she spend cucumbers cost 6 for 2 dallied peppers cost 12 for 9$ tomatoes cost 6 for 4$

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Answer: $30.5

Explanation: To solve this problem, we need to calculate how much the chef spent in each one of the products (cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes), to do that, we can use the given relationship between the number of products and their prices:

first the cucumbers:

6 cucumbers cost $2 so 1 cucumber will cost:

cost of 1 cucumber=2/6

and the final cost will be the cost of 1 cucumber multiplied by the number of cucumbers the chef bought:

C(cost of cucumbers)=9*2/6

C=$3

Now we do the same thing for the peppers and the tomatoes:

cost of 1 pepper=9/12

P(cost of peppers)=18*9/12

P=$13.5

Cost of 1 tomato=4/6

T(cost of tomatoes)=21*4/6

T=$14

So the total amount of money would be the sum of the cost of cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes:

total=C+P+T

total=$3+$13.5+$14

total=$30.5

9 cucumbers= 6/$2 so 3/$1 So to buy 9 cucumbers, you'd need $3
18 peppers=12/$9 so 6/$3 So to buy 18 peppers, you'd need $12
21 tomatoes=6/$4 so 3/$2 So to buy 21 tomatoes, you'd need$14
In total, you would need $29.

Hello?? divide 28 in a ratio 3:4?

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First add up the total number of parts = 3+4 = 7
Now divide 28 by 7 = 4 (each part is 4)
Now substitute into the ratio=    3*4: 4*4  =  12:16 

Hope this helps! :)
3x+4x=28\n7x=28\nx=4\n\n3x=\boxed{12}\n4x=\boxed{16}

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?  A.Seeing the finish line, Jodi, one of the runners, sprinted; and she won the race. 
B.
Seeing the finish line, Jodi, one of the runners, sprinted, she won the race.
  
C.
Seeing the finish line, Jodi, one of the runners, sprinted, and won the race.
  
D.
Seeing the finish line, Jodi, one of the runners, sprinted, and she won the race.

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C I think is your answer. kinda stuck between C and D but I think C
 C is correct.
D is incorrect because we already know we're talking about Jodi, we don't have to use "she" again.

What are hyperbole?

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A hyperbole is exaggerated statement or claims not meant to be taken literally.

Example I walked 10 miles yesterday.
A very big exaggeration. For ex: If you repeat yourself once more, I will die.