I need help on this one question please someone help me pleases
I need help on this one question please someone help - 1

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Answer 1
Answer: so we simplify this and do
5(3a-1)-2(3a+2)=3(a+2)+v
15a-5-6a-4=3a+6+v
add like terms
9a-9=3a+6+v
subtract 6 from both sides and get
9a-15=3a+v
subtract 3a from both sides and get
6a-15=v or 3(2a-5)
so the answers are D,E

or if you want to avoid doing allot of math, you could just figure out which two answer choices are the same (D,E)
Answer 2
Answer: 5(3a-1)-2(3a+2)=3(a+2)+v
15a-5-6a-4=3a+6+v
9a-9=3a+6+v
9a-15=3a+v
6a-15=v or 3(2a-5)
so the answers are D,E
SORRY I GOT THE OTHER WRONG!


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Well, we could try adding up odd numbers, and look to see when we reach 400. But I'm hoping to find an easier way.

First of all ... I'm not sure this will help, but let's stop and notice it anyway ...
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Hmmm.  That's interesting.  64 happens to be the square of 8 . 
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