Charles pours out 3/4 cups of milk from the pitcher then he pours out another 1/2 cup from the pitcher how many cups of milk does he pour out altogether

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Answer 1

Answer: 1 1/4

one cup and a quarter is how much Charles pours of milk

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Answer:

3/4+1/2=3/4+2/4=5/4= 1 1/4

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0.000038 => 10^-5 * 38

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ok so just subsitute 5
A
3=2(5)-7
3=10-7
3=3
true

B
3<2(5)-9
3<10-9
3<1
false

C
2<5+6
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D
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E
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41. brick has legnth of 2 and 2/5, bla bla bla
how many 1/5 cubes fit along the LEGNTH of brick
aka, how many 1/5's are in 2 and 2/5
2 and 2/5=5/5+5/5+2/5=12/5
how many 1/5 are in 12/5
12
answe is C

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Anyone good at Linear Equations and Intercepts if so please help. This stuff makes me feel stupid. What are the intercepts of the line?

A.
x-intercept: 0; y-intercept: 5

B.
x-intercept: 5; y-intercept: 0

C.
no x-intercept; y-intercept: 5

D.
x-intercept: 5; no y-intercept

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If I can offer a suggestion ... You ought to look back in your book, or notes,
or homework, and recall what "intercept" means, and what one looks like.

The "y-intercept" of an equation is the point where
the graph crosses the y-axis.
On this graph, the line crosses the y-axis at y=5 .

The "x-intercept" of an equation is the point where
the graph crosses the x-axis.
On this graph, the line never crosses the x-axis at all.
(That DOESN't mean the x-intercept is zero. It means there isn't any.)

Round 102.85 to the nearest tenth.

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103 because when your are rounding you always look if the number is bigger than 5. If it is move it up. If it's not leave it how it is.

I need help with some maths homework what is the answer 3(x-3)=0

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if xy=0
assume that at least x or y=0

3(x-3)=0
therefor
3=0 or x-3=0
3=0 is false
therefor
x-3 mus equal zero
x-3=0
add 3 to both sides
x=3

you would have to use distributive property. it would come out to 3x-9=0 then you would add 9 to -9 and 0. It would then be 3x=9. You would then divide 9 and 3x by 3x. You will get x=3.

Store A charges $1,200 for repairs with a 6 percent sales tax. Store B charges $1,350 with a 7 percent sales tax. Explain how you would determine the amount of money saved by using Store A instead of Store B?

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We know from the question that Store A charges $1200 for repairs and 6% as sales tax.
Then
Amount of sales tax charged by Store A = (6/100) * 1200
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   = 72 dollars
Then the total amount charged by Store A = ( 1200 + 72) dollars
   = 1272 dollars
Now coming to Store B. It charges $1350 for repairs and 7% of sales tax.
Amount of sales tax charged by Store B = (7/100) * 1350
   = 945/10
   = 94.5 dollars
Then the total amount charged by Store B = ( 1350 + 94.5) dollars
   = 1444.5 dollars
Amount of money saved by choosing Store A instead of Store B = (1444.5 - 1272) dollars
   = 172.5 dollars
So $172.5 is saved by choosing Store A over Store B.

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