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Which algebraic expression is equivalent to the expression below?
11(8 + 3x) + 20
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What do these mean? They are supposed to represent things but I don't understand them. C=2╥r for r,
S=P+Prt for t, and
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"Epigram on Milton" by John Dryden
Three Poets, in three distant Ages born, Greece, Italy, and England did adorn. The First in
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Tiger is correct 100% (:
It’s not technically cheating IF you have your own answers and understand the question and just want to check ur answers.
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So Dryden's saying that Homer surpassed Virgil in loftiness and Virgil surpassed Homer in majesty (isn't this the same as loftiness?) ? I'm not sure what "in both the Last" and "The force of Nature could no farther go" mean. I guess the last line means
I don't know who "she" is (Milton?), but I assume that means she was influenced by Homer and Virgil.
