Please do the area and perimeter and show your work!
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Answer 1
Answer: number 1 is 12 for the area and 12 for the perimeter number 2 is 29 for the area and the perimeter is 24

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-3x from both sides so it looks like 2x=20 and divide by 2 and x=10

What is the solution to. : 6x - 4 = 2x + 24

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How much more money do 10 T-shirts cost that 6 T-shirts? Explian how you found your answer.

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Answer:

Hence, the cost of 10 t-shirts is more than the 6 t-shirts by four times the cost of one t-shirt.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given the following information in the question:

In order to answer this question, we have to make the following assumptions.

Let the cost of one t-shirt be x.

Then,

Cost of 10 t-shirts =

\text{Cost on one t-shirt}* 10 = 10x

Cost of 6 t-shirts =

\text{Cost on one t-shirt}* 6 = 6x

Difference between cost =

Cost of 10 t-shirts - Cost of 6 t-shirts = 10x - 6x = 4x

Hence, the cost of 10 t-shirts is more than the 6 t-shirts by four times the cost of one t-shirt.

Well if the t-shirts are the same amount of money per shirt, then you simply work it out like this.
EXAMPLE
1 t-shirt = $10
So if you need to buy 10 you just multiply 10 by 10.
10x10= $100
Also if you need to find the difference between buying 6 or 10 you subtract the two numbers which would be 4 then divide 100 by 4.

Find the coordinates of an image of point R(3, -5) rotated 180 degrees about the origin.

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if it was rotated 180, then the  siigns are switched becasue 180 is 1/2 of 360, so the signs are switched and you get (-3,5)

this was kind of easy so maybe I am wrong.
When you rotate a coordinate pair by 180 degrees you simply multiply the x and the y by a negative 1

so 3 x -1 and -5 x -1 will give you a new coordinate pair of (-3, 5)

hope this helps

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Jim, Carla and Tommy are members of the same family. Carla is 5 years older than Jim. Tommy is 6 years older than Carla. The sum of their three ages is 31 years. How old is each one them?

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So,

We'll solve it with only one placeholder, since that's simpler.

Jim's age = J
Carla's age = C
Tommy's age = T

J = base
Carla's age = J + 5
Tommy's age = Carla's age + 6 or J + 5 + 6 or J + 11

Sum of ages = 31
(J) + (J + 5) + (J + 11) = 31

3J + 16 = 31

Subtract 16 from both sides
3J = 15

Divide both sides by 3
J = 5

Carla's age = J + 5
Carla's age = 10

Tommy's age = Carla's age + 6
Tommy's age = 10 + 6 or 16

5 + 10 + 16 = 31
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Jim is 5.
Carla is 10.
Tommy is 16.
lets
Jim  x years old
Carla (x+5) years old
Tommy (x+5)+6 years old
sum is x+(x+5)+(x+5)+6=31 years old
3x+16=31
3x=15
x=5 - age of Jim
x+5=5+5=10 - age of Carla
x+5+6=16  - age of Tommy
Answer: 5, 10 and 16 y.o


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