What did the Northwest Coast Indians use coppers for? A.
money

B.
a symbol of wealth

C.
a shield

D.
jewelry

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Answer 1

Answer: The "Copper" was used by the First Nations people as a form of money

so i think is A)money

Answer 2

Answer: A money because thats what copper was used for

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Sarah burns an average of 744 calories in 45 minutes while running. She ran at 10 miles per hour. There are 5,280 feet per a mile. How many calories did Sarah burn per foot? Round to the nearest tenthousandth.

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Number of miles ran by Sarah in 1 hour or 60 minutes = 10 miles
Then
The number of miles ran by Sarah in 45 minutes = (10/60) * 45 miles
   = (45/6) miles
   = 15/2 miles
   = 7.5 miles
Now we already get from the question certain important data. From those data we come to know
1 mile = 5280 feet
So
7.5 miles = (5280 * 7.5) feet
      = 39600 feet
By running 39600 feet the amount of calories burnt by Sarah = 744 calories
So
By running 1 foot, the amount of calories burnt by Sarah = (744/39600) calories
   = 0.019 calories
   = 0.02 calories
So Sarah burns 0.02 calories per feet.

(744 calories/ 45 minutes)* (60 minutes/ 1 hour)* (1 hour/ 10 miles)* (1 mile/ 5,280 ft)= 0.018788 calories/ft.
(Note that the units cancel out so you get the answer)

Rounded to the nearest ten thousandth, the final answer is 0.0188 calories/ft~

Test points for the intervals are shown. Select the test points that make the inequality true. x = –15 x = 0 x = 30

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Answer: 1 and 3

x = –15

x = 30

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer: A and C

Step-by-step explanation:

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Katie has read 32% of a book. if she has read 80 pages, how many more pages does Katie have left to read ?

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Hi

100%-32% = 68%

32% ⇒ 80 pages
68% ⇒ x pages

32x = 80·(68)
32x = 5440
x = 5440/32
x = 170 pages left to read

Answer: 170 pages

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

x=total number of pages.

1)we calculate the total number of pages.

32% of x =80

(32/100)x=80

x=(80*100)/32

x=250.

2) we calculate the number of pages don´t read.

number of pages don´t read=250-80=170

Answer: 170 pages.

Travis and Paula went to lunch. Travis ordered a sandwich for $7.50, and Paula ordered a burger for $5.25. After lunch, they left 15% tip for theirwaiter. How much money did they spend altogether ?

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Answer: $14.66

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost of Travis sandwich= $7.50, Cost of Paula burger= $5.25.

Total cost= $7.50 + $5.25

= $12.75

After lunch, they left 15% tip for their

waiter. We calculate 15% of $12.75

= 15/100 × 12.75

= 0.15 × 12.75

= $1.91

Amount of money spent altogether will be the addition of the cost of sandwich and burger plus the tip. This will be:

= $12.75 + $1.91

= $14.66

first you have to add $7.50 and $5.25, that will equal $12.75, with that you move the decimal point to the left, tha will make 1.275 which will round up to $1.28, tha will be 10% of $12.75, more or less, with that you divide $1.28 and get .64 (cents) which would be 5% of $12.75, add up .64 and $1.28, you get $1.92, so they gave $1.92 in tip, if you want to find the total, you add up $12.75 and $1.92, where you get your answer: $14.67

Mario walked at a rate of 2/3 mile every 10 minutes. What was his rate in person hour? A.)4 B)6 2/3 C)9 D)15

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$1~\text{h}=60~\mathrm{min}~~\Leftrightarrow~~\boxed{\begin{array}{c} 1\mathrm{~min}=(1)/(60)\mathrm{~h} \end{array}}$

Therefore,

$(2)/(3)~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{10\mathrm{~min}}\n \n \n =(2)/(3)~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{10\cdot ((1)/(60)~\mathrm{min})}\n \n \n =(2)/(3)~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{(10)/(60)~\mathrm{min}}\n \n \n =(2)/(3)~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{(1)/(6)~\mathrm{min}}\n \n \n =(2)/(3\cdot (1)/(6))~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{\mathrm{min}}\n \n \n =(2)/(((3)/(6)))~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{\mathrm{min}}\n \n \n =2\cdot (6)/(3)~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{\mathrm{min}}\n \n \n =2\cdot 2~\frac{\mathrm{mile}}{\mathrm{min}}\n \n \n =4~\frac{\mathrm{miles}}{\mathrm{min}}$

A number y minus 12 is no more than −32.