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two multipedes were dancing together at a party and trying hard not to trip over each others feet.One smiled at the other and said if you could give me 2 of your legs we'd have the same number the other replied if i had two of yours id have three times as...

Two multipedes are cantering through a shopping mall when they come to a sock shop.They count up all their feet and find that three dozen or 36 socks will be just enough to keep all of their feet warm. If one of them has eight more than the other , how ma...

of all the houses in a certain neighborhood,80 % have garages.Of those houses with garages 60% have two car garages.If there are 56 houses with garages that are not two car garages,how many houses are there in the neighborhood. How do I do this using perc...

How many odd three -digit numbers can be formed if the tens digit must be 4 ?(Repetition of digits is allowed and zero cannot be the hundreds’ digit)

Olivia is taking a test that has 30 questions.She earns 9 points for every correct answer and loses 5 points for every wrong answer (questions left blank also count as wrong answers) . If Olivia’s score is 18 , how many questions did she answer correctly...

A 2.5g sample of impure Copper was analyzed by allowing it to react with 45mL of 5M Nitric Acid to form Copper (II) Nitrate, Nitrogen Dioxide, and Water. Of the Nitric Acid, .0125mol remained. Assuming impurities do not react, what is the % Copper in the...

Let the function f be defined by f(x)= 5x-2a , where a is a constant.If f(10) + f(5)=55 , what is the value of a ?

Does Shakespeare view madness with a “discerning eye” in Hamlet? Are the actions of his “mad’ characters ‘divinest sense” or are they simply exhibiting “eccentric behavior”? How would I set up this essay ?

Why is there 9 choices for hundreds

So if x is 12 that means she got 12 correct and 18 wrong and that’s why the score is an 18 ?

is this thesis okay ? Shakespeare does view madness with a “discerning eye” in the play Hamlet as he was able to portray Hamlets’ eccentric behavior as feigned madness while Ophelia was truly mad. Here I would be focusing on Hamlet as an example for eccen...

A is the answer