MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Perform the indicated operation. Answers.a. 10ab/3

b. 3/10ab

c. 10/3ab
Perform the indicated operation. Answers. a. 10ab/3 b. 3/10ab c. - 1

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Answer 1
Answer: c.
(10)/(3ab)

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In the figure, the measure of angle 7 is 57°. What is the measure of angle 8?

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Answer: The measure of angle 8 is  123° .

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

m∠7 = 57°

we have two lines intersecting each other at one point forming angles ∠7, ∠8, ∠5, ∠6.

So, Relation between ∠7 and ∠8 is linear pair.

And we know that ,

\angle 7+\angle 8=180\textdegree\n\n57\textdegree+\angle 8=180\textdegree\n\n\angle 8=180\textdegree-57\textdegree\n\n\angle 8=123\textdegree

Hence, the measure of angle 8 is  123° .
Angle (6) + Angle (7) = 180

Angle (6) + 57 = 180

Angle (6) = 180 - 57

Angle (6) = 123

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Angle (6) = Angle (8)

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Therefore:

Angle (8) = 123 degrees

If B1 = 3 m and B2 = 4m and the area is 7 m squared, what is the height?

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the height is 1, because it's A=(b1 + b2)*h, the equation is this now 7=3 + 4)*h, you add 3 + 4 then that will give you 7, so now it should look like this 7=7*h, you do a fraction line under the 7 and 7*h each, and put a 7 as the denominator, so it kind of looks like this now 7 = 7*h
                                                                      __   __
                                                                        7    7      then you cancel the 7*h which leaves you to just h, so 7 divided by 7 will give you 1 so it looks like 1=h, PHEW

What is 8(x+12)=2(5x+9)

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8(x+12)=2(5x+9)
8x+96=10x+18
2x+18=96
2x=78
x=39
8(x+12)=8x+96
2(5x+9)= 10x+18
8x+96=10x+18
     -18        -18
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  8x+78= 10x
 - 8x       -8x
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78=2x
78÷2=36

HURRY PLS!!!!!!!!Let p: A car has automatic windows. Let q: A car has automatic seats. p v q is true for a total of how many cars? 40 54 66 80

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Answer:

The answer is D on edgen.

Step-by-step explanation:

D. 80

(all you do is add 40, 14 and 26 from the graph)

Answer:it’s 80

Step-by-step explanation:

edg 2022 frfr

0.34 x 9 = ? (Help me, please!)

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0.34 x 9 = 3.06 so 3.06 is your answer
If you multiply .34 times 9 your answer will be 3.06

What is the surface are of the square

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Answer: Thats not a square.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

49cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

The base of the triagular prism is 7 *7 so 49
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