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a line is drawn through (-4 ,3) and (4 ,3). which describes whether or not the line represents a direct variation.
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Prove the divisibility of the following numbers: 25^9 + 5^7 is divisible by 30.also, read as (25 to the power of 9) + (5 to the power of 7) is divisible by 30. blank x 30what is the blank? ( it should be expressed in exponent form)
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Mathematics, 22.06.2019 03:30
Astudent solves the equation for v. start with the original equation. use the square root property. use the division property of equality. use the multiplication property of equality. simplify. which statement explains how to correct the error that was made? the square root property must be applied after all other properties of equality are applied. the multiplication property of equality should have been applied before the division property of equality. the division property of equality should have been applied to move the fraction to the other side of the equation. the square root property should have been applied to both complete sides of the equation instead of to select variables.
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Mathematics, 22.06.2019 03:40
Read the excerpt from gilgamesh: a new english version.gilgamesh backed away. he said,"how dreadful humbaba's face has become! it is changing into a thousand nightmarefaces, more horrible than i can bear.i feel haunted. i am too afraid to go on." §enkidu answered, "why, dear friend,do you speak like a coward? what you just saidis unworthy of you. it grieves my heartwe must not hesitate or retreat."
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a line is drawn through (-4 ,3) and (4 ,3). which describes whether or not the line represents a dir...
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