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what is 0.27 divided by 0.3????
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okay, based on gurt, they're doing this (for those who need a visual): P = 3(0)+2(8) = 16 P = 3(5)+2(4) = 23 P = 3(9)+2(0) = 27 Personally, I have no idea if this is right, yet. I'll probably come back once I get the results in and confirm if this works or
I checked my answers with this, im pretty sure she's right
I Used it to check my answers, NEEDS HELP is right.
Are you guys not thinking if you wanna give the answers then you have to type the answers down. Example: 1.) Find the area of the parallelogram with base b and height h. Answer: 809.1 cm2 WARNING: I DON'T KNOW IF THIS ANSWER IS RIGHT SO PLEASE DON'T USE
help pls someone
would it be possible to get help on the quiz instead of quick check
lol ms.sue gives us a link to 3000 flashcards and our one question is in 1342/3000
everyone is wrong 1. information about sources others can use to find them, how long it took the author to write the text 2. author, date of publication 3. date of publication 4. at the end of a source 5. It gives readers ideas for sources they can use
what is 0.27 divided by 0.3?
YIKES. its Dilation
they gave ":/" 6 dislikes, all these kiddos want answers because they didn't pay attention. Hey, you all know you're going to end up with a dead end job if you continue with this. Dislike all you want, cheating through life is going to get you nowhere
i have never gotten one straightforward correct answer from this guy steve
thx bro
You can't even use the right form of your, but you're calling us stupid? Give me a break, get off this website, toddler.
Actually 4 hours if you count the first hour where the passenger train isn't moving.
Since the cargo train started an hour ago it already covered 110km of distance, meaning, the distance between the two trains is exactly 600km when the passenger train takes off. One hour later, the passenger train travels 90km and the cargo train another
hopefully it is in meters
