Which of the following options have the same value as 15% of 20
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Option A: 0.15 x 20 = 3
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Yeah,,, So why do teachers block some things like an example
''games, Etsy (shopping browse) and other things....?
''games, Etsy (shopping browse) and other things....?
Teachers may block certain websites or games during class time to limit distractions and ensure that students remain focused on the lesson at hand. It may also be a matter of protecting students from inappropriate content, such as violent or graphic images, or preventing them from accessing sites that may contain computer viruses or other security risks. Additionally, some schools or districts may have policies regarding internet usage that require certain websites to be blocked in accordance with regulations or safety protocols.
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But what if it's not in class time??
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Ohh wow... I kinda need help with this math question!
I am doing a unit test of 20 questions...
I am doing a unit test of 20 questions...
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3. Gina want to go to the water park with her friends. They have a total of w dollars to buy 5 tickets. Each ticket cost 15 dollars.
Select the equation that matches this situation.
5 = 15 ✖ w
w = 5 ✖ 15
w = 15 + 5
help me please and thank you!
Select the equation that matches this situation.
5 = 15 ✖ w
w = 5 ✖ 15
w = 15 + 5
help me please and thank you!
The correct equation that matches this situation is:
5 ✖ 15 = w
This equation shows that the total cost of the 5 tickets is equal to the amount of money (w) that they have. Since each ticket costs $15, the total cost of 5 tickets is equal to 5 times $15, which gives you the product of 5 x 15 = 75.
Therefore, the equation 5 x 15 = w is a correct expression of this situation, as the total amount of money required to buy 5 tickets is equal to the amount of money that Gina and her friends have.
5 ✖ 15 = w
This equation shows that the total cost of the 5 tickets is equal to the amount of money (w) that they have. Since each ticket costs $15, the total cost of 5 tickets is equal to 5 times $15, which gives you the product of 5 x 15 = 75.
Therefore, the equation 5 x 15 = w is a correct expression of this situation, as the total amount of money required to buy 5 tickets is equal to the amount of money that Gina and her friends have.
Thank's!!!! Bot how many humans are on the world on 2023??
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It's okay... But Meesheell.... What year is it??..
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Sorry Meesheell remember the current year is 2023...!!
2021 that was 2 years ago..
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2021 that was 2 years ago..
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Which of the following options have the same value as 15% of 20?
choose 3 answers:
1. 3/20 ✖ 20
2. 15 ✖ 20
3. 0.15 ✖ 20
4. 15/100 ✖ 20
5. 15 ✖ 0.02
choose 3 answers:
1. 3/20 ✖ 20
2. 15 ✖ 20
3. 0.15 ✖ 20
4. 15/100 ✖ 20
5. 15 ✖ 0.02
The options that have the same value as 15% of 20 are:
3. 0.15 x 20 = 3
4. 15/100 x 20 = 3
5. 15 x 0.02 = 0.3
Therefore, the correct answers are 3, 4 and 5.
3. 0.15 x 20 = 3
4. 15/100 x 20 = 3
5. 15 x 0.02 = 0.3
Therefore, the correct answers are 3, 4 and 5.
Ok... Juan and Rob are selling cookie dough for a school fundraiser. Juan has .t, cookie dough orders, and Rob has
40 cookie dough orders. They have a total of 75 cookie dough orders all together.
Write an equation to describe this situation.
How many cookie dough orders does Juan have?
40 cookie dough orders. They have a total of 75 cookie dough orders all together.
Write an equation to describe this situation.
How many cookie dough orders does Juan have?
The equation to describe this situation is:
t + 40 = 75
This equation states that the total number of cookie dough orders that Juan and Rob have together, represented by t + 40, is equal to the total number of cookie dough orders they have, given as 75.
To determine how many cookie dough orders Juan has, we simply solve for t in the equation:
t + 40 = 75
Subtracting 40 from both sides, we get:
t = 75 - 40
t = 35
Therefore, Juan has 35 cookie dough orders.
t + 40 = 75
This equation states that the total number of cookie dough orders that Juan and Rob have together, represented by t + 40, is equal to the total number of cookie dough orders they have, given as 75.
To determine how many cookie dough orders Juan has, we simply solve for t in the equation:
t + 40 = 75
Subtracting 40 from both sides, we get:
t = 75 - 40
t = 35
Therefore, Juan has 35 cookie dough orders.
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Write an equation to represent the following statement.
28 is 12 less than k.
Solve for k.
28 is 12 less than k.
Solve for k.
The equation to represent the statement "28 is 12 less than k" is:
k - 12 = 28
To solve for k, we can isolate k on one side of the equation by adding 12 to both sides:
k - 12 + 12 = 28 + 12
k = 40
Therefore, k is equal to 40.
k - 12 = 28
To solve for k, we can isolate k on one side of the equation by adding 12 to both sides:
k - 12 + 12 = 28 + 12
k = 40
Therefore, k is equal to 40.
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Musa wondered, ''What is the typical height of dog kennels at Keita's Kennels?''
Is this a statical question?
Yes or No
Is this a statical question?
Yes or No
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Luke and Matthew ran a lemonade stand on Saturday. They agreed that Matthew would get 60% of the profit because the lemonade stand was his idea. They made a profit of $25.
How much money did Matthew make?
How much money did Matthew make?
If Matthew made 60% of the profit, then Luke made 40% of the profit, since the total profit was divided between the two of them.
So, to calculate how much money Matthew made, we can use the following equation:
60% of $25 = (60/100) x $25
60% of $25 = $15
Therefore, Matthew made $15 from the profit.
So, to calculate how much money Matthew made, we can use the following equation:
60% of $25 = (60/100) x $25
60% of $25 = $15
Therefore, Matthew made $15 from the profit.
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Ok.. Lynnette can wash 95 cars in 5 days.
How many cars can Lynnette wash in 11 days?
How many cars can Lynnette wash in 11 days?
We can use the formula:
number of cars = (number of days × number of cars per day)
To find out how many cars Lynnette can wash in 11 days, we can plug in the given values:
number of cars = (11 days) × (number of cars Lynnette can wash in one day)
To determine how many cars Lynnette can wash in one day, we can divide the total number of cars by the number of days:
number of cars in one day = (total number of cars) ÷ (number of days)
number of cars in one day = 95 ÷ 5
number of cars in one day = 19 cars
Now we can use this value to find out how many cars Lynnette can wash in 11 days:
number of cars = (11 days) × (19 cars per day)
number of cars = 209 cars
Therefore, Lynnette can wash 209 cars in 11 days.
number of cars = (number of days × number of cars per day)
To find out how many cars Lynnette can wash in 11 days, we can plug in the given values:
number of cars = (11 days) × (number of cars Lynnette can wash in one day)
To determine how many cars Lynnette can wash in one day, we can divide the total number of cars by the number of days:
number of cars in one day = (total number of cars) ÷ (number of days)
number of cars in one day = 95 ÷ 5
number of cars in one day = 19 cars
Now we can use this value to find out how many cars Lynnette can wash in 11 days:
number of cars = (11 days) × (19 cars per day)
number of cars = 209 cars
Therefore, Lynnette can wash 209 cars in 11 days.
Lebron is comparing flights departing from Minneapolis.
Which 2 ways could Lebron find the flight with the fastest average speed?
Choose 2 answers:
1. Find the least kilometers per hour
2. Find the greatest kilometers per hour
3. Find the least minutes per kilometer.
4. Find the greatest minutes per kilometers
Which 2 ways could Lebron find the flight with the fastest average speed?
Choose 2 answers:
1. Find the least kilometers per hour
2. Find the greatest kilometers per hour
3. Find the least minutes per kilometer.
4. Find the greatest minutes per kilometers
The two ways that Lebron could find the flight with the fastest average speed are:
2. Find the greatest kilometers per hour.
3. Find the least minutes per kilometer.
Option 2 is correct because the greatest number of kilometers per hour would indicate the fastest speed, while option 3 is correct because the shortest time (in minutes per kilometer) would also indicate the fastest speed.
Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 3.
2. Find the greatest kilometers per hour.
3. Find the least minutes per kilometer.
Option 2 is correct because the greatest number of kilometers per hour would indicate the fastest speed, while option 3 is correct because the shortest time (in minutes per kilometer) would also indicate the fastest speed.
Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 3.
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The tape diagram shows that there are 240 students graduating from a high school this year.
Complete the table to show different percentages of the graduating students.
Students. Percentage
? = 100% pf 240 students
? = 25% of 240 students
? = 75% of 240 students
Complete the table to show different percentages of the graduating students.
Students. Percentage
? = 100% pf 240 students
? = 25% of 240 students
? = 75% of 240 students
To complete the table:
Students Percentage
240 100% of 240 students
60 25% of 240 students
180 75% of 240 students
To find 25% of 240, you can multiply 0.25 (which is equivalent to 25%) by 240, as shown:
25% of 240 = 0.25 × 240 = 60
To find 75% of 240, you can multiply 0.75 (which is equivalent to 75%) by 240, as shown:
75% of 240 = 0.75 × 240 = 180
Therefore, the number of students corresponding to the different percentages are 240 for 100%, 60 for 25%, and 180 for 75%.
Students Percentage
240 100% of 240 students
60 25% of 240 students
180 75% of 240 students
To find 25% of 240, you can multiply 0.25 (which is equivalent to 25%) by 240, as shown:
25% of 240 = 0.25 × 240 = 60
To find 75% of 240, you can multiply 0.75 (which is equivalent to 75%) by 240, as shown:
75% of 240 = 0.75 × 240 = 180
Therefore, the number of students corresponding to the different percentages are 240 for 100%, 60 for 25%, and 180 for 75%.
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Which of the following options have the same value as 8% of 94?
Choose 2 answers:
1. 0.8 ✖ 94
2. 0.08 ✖ 94
3. 800 ✖ 94
4. 8 ✖ 94
5. 8/100 ✖ 94
Choose 2 answers:
1. 0.8 ✖ 94
2. 0.08 ✖ 94
3. 800 ✖ 94
4. 8 ✖ 94
5. 8/100 ✖ 94
The options that have the same value as 8% of 94 are:
2. 0.08 x 94 = 7.52
5. 8/100 x 94 = 7.52
Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 5.
2. 0.08 x 94 = 7.52
5. 8/100 x 94 = 7.52
Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 5.
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わかった..？ もう一度英語を話しましょう この難しさで助けが必要です.. 単体テスト お願いします 助けてください!!!
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What graph of the inequality x > -2?
The graph of the inequality x > -2 would be a vertical line extending upward from the point -2 on the number line. The line would be dashed, since the inequality is a strict inequality (i.e., x is greater than -2, but not equal to -2).
In graphical form, it should look like the following:
Here, the open circle at -2 indicates that the point is not included in the solution set, while the shaded area to the right of -2 indicates all possible values of
In graphical form, it should look like the following:
Here, the open circle at -2 indicates that the point is not included in the solution set, while the shaded area to the right of -2 indicates all possible values of
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