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1. use a commutative law to find an equivlant expression f+sr? sr+f? 2. determine which real number corresponds to the situatio...Asked by Nashea
1. use a commutative law to find an equivlant expression f+sr? sr+f?
2. determine which real number corresponds to the situation. The record high tempature for a date is 97.8 above zero. The cooresponding number for this sentence is 97.8?
3.Translate to an algebric expression. The sum of c and n? c+n?
4. divide if possible -64/-8=-72?
5. divide if possible -90/10=-9?
6. multiply 2/7 by (7/1)=14/7?
7. solve using addition princible.7.4=x-2.5. x=4.9?
8. find the oppisite of 50=-50?
9. add. do not use number line except to check
-7.1+8.7=15.8?
10. a mountian with a base 12,231ft below sea level rises 15,202ft. what is the elevation above sea level of its peaks? 2971?
2. determine which real number corresponds to the situation. The record high tempature for a date is 97.8 above zero. The cooresponding number for this sentence is 97.8?
3.Translate to an algebric expression. The sum of c and n? c+n?
4. divide if possible -64/-8=-72?
5. divide if possible -90/10=-9?
6. multiply 2/7 by (7/1)=14/7?
7. solve using addition princible.7.4=x-2.5. x=4.9?
8. find the oppisite of 50=-50?
9. add. do not use number line except to check
-7.1+8.7=15.8?
10. a mountian with a base 12,231ft below sea level rises 15,202ft. what is the elevation above sea level of its peaks? 2971?
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Answered by
bobpursley
4 is wrong
simplify 6
7 is wrong
9 is wrong
simplify 6
7 is wrong
9 is wrong
Answered by
Nashea
4. divide if possible -64/-8=8?
7. solve using addition principle.7.4=x-2.5. so that mean x=9.9?
9.add. do not use number line except to check
-7.1+8.7=1.6?
6. how would i simplify 14/7?
7. solve using addition principle.7.4=x-2.5. so that mean x=9.9?
9.add. do not use number line except to check
-7.1+8.7=1.6?
6. how would i simplify 14/7?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
14/7 = 2
Answered by
Nashea
so the corrected ones were right?
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