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1) the height is 11 ft 2) base is 9 in and the height is 3 in I just need to know the area ​
answered Aug 7, 2023
11 votes
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Find the ninth term of the sequence if the second term is 12 and the fourth term is 16/3.
answered Jul 11, 2023
18 votes
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A phone company offers two monthly plans. Plan A costs $20 plus an additional $0.12 for each minute of calls. Plan B has no initial fee but costs $0.16 for each minute of calls. For what amount of calling
answered May 6, 2023
17 votes
421k views
What is the 10th term of the sequence 12, -60, 300
answered Mar 1, 2023
14 votes
239k views
A. 11.2 in. b. 19.6 in. c. 25.2 in.
answered Dec 21, 2022
24 votes
36.3k views
The question is in the picture this is 50 points help
answered Aug 19, 2022
6 votes
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Which are uses of lasers? Check all that apply. scanning barcodes transmitting telephone and Internet signals examining internal body parts cutting through metals, ceramics, plastics, and cloth correcting
answered Jul 8, 2022
20 votes
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Javier is conducting research in resource economics and wants to focus his studies on forestry. Which topic will he most likely include in his studies? O how and where trees grow O how trees are used for
answered Jun 16, 2022
24 votes
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What topic name does this equation go into in physics? A_(y) = A sin \theta
answered Apr 25, 2022
18 votes
216k views
Someone help me with this I will make you brain
answered Mar 18, 2022
23 votes
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