MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

100 times 100 times 100 times 100 times 100 times 4000

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Answer 1
Answer: (100^5) * 4000 = 10000000000 * 4000 = 4 * 10^13
Answer 2
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Answer:

40,000,000,000,000

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Because 100 times 100 is 10,000 times 100 is 1 million 1,000,000 times 100 is 100,000,000 times 100 is 10,000,000,000 times 4000 is 40,000,000,000,000

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What is the average of something (mean or mode) I really need to know I forgot what the difference was ho

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The mean is the average, or when you add all the numbers and divide it by how many numbers there are. And the mode is how frequently some number appears in a set of numbers. (For example- 1,1,1, 4,9,1,6,13,6 ---> the mode is one.)
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Shelley’s pet food store sold one customer 5 peanut butter biscuits for $3. She sold another customer 7 beef treats for $4.20.Write a proportion that compares the sales of these two items, and find the cross products.

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21

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21

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What is m HLG
____ degrees

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m\angle HLG + m\angle HLI=90\n9m+25m+22=90\n34m=68\nm=2\nm\angle HLG=9\cdot2=18^(\circ)
If one quadrant equals 90 degrees then 25m+22  plus 9m equals 90 degrees solve the equation for x  first combine like terms then subtract 22 from 90. (25m+22) + (9m)= 90    34m+22=90      34m=68 Divide 68 by 34 and m=2  You can also plug 2 back into both equations and add the results. ( to equal 90).  Angle HLG is 18

Find the new amount

42 customers increased by 50%

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1 \% = (1)/(100) \n \n50 \% = 50 \cdot (1)/(100)=(50)/(100)=(1)/(2) \n \n 42 + 42 \cdot 50 \% = 42 + \not4\not2^(21) \cdot (1)/(\not2^1)=42+21 = 63 \n \n Answer : \ new \ amount \ : 63
You would divide 42 by 2 to find what 50% of the total would be the add that number to 42 to get the answer.

Multiply two and four-fifths negative five and two-thirds .negative ten and eight-fifteenths
negative fifteen and thirteen-fifteenths
ten and eight-fifteenths
fifteen and thirteen-fifteenths

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It is the second choice

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B is correct i just took the test and got it right

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Hey! I think that the answer is maybe A, the first one. 1/11 ^12.

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There's a good website called M A T H W A Y. I really reccomend it if you're trying to figure out how to do something. You just put in the equation, it solves it for you, and even explains why and how it got that answer.

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11^4

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