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What are inequalities
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S is the set of real numbers that are less than 15
A) 0 < s < 15 B) {s/s < 15} C) {s/s <_ 15}** D) {s/s <_ 15} I think it's c,
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If you can walk 3 1/3 miles in 1 hour, how many miles can you walk in 30 minutes, given the same pace?
Heyo: MWAHAHAHAHA YOU HAVE
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Can confirm that all of the above are correct, I just want to point out that the graph order changes so it's not always the last graph. It's the one with "4" as the current for all of them and with "4" as the potential difference for R1.
Answer that are 100% correct 1:silt 2: B- Pharaohs 3: The first part is- Kush second part- Egypt 4: (Egypt- Lower kingdom located at the Nile Delta) (Kush- established first ironworking center in Africa) (Both- worshiped many gods- build pyramids as tombs
Answers are 1:D 2:A 3:B Hope this helps
Alpha is wrong the correct answers are 1: A; Promotes 2: B; to inform about events around the world 3: D; a government website 4: A; personal website
Thank you answers, you're a life saver!
Zinact is correct 💯
Answer 1:B; 8.5 2:A; 9.4 3:C; 1,1 4:A; -2 5:D; 4/3 6:B; 1 7;D; y= 2x-5 8:B; 30 9:C; y=9x+ 2/3 These are 100% correct so I hope it helps👍
Zinact is 💯% correct
Hope it helps
1: C; It uses logic and reasoning 2: A; It relies on personal experiences to support claims 3: B; Relies on evidence that has been checked several times 4: D; a lot of empirical evidence supporting the idea has been found 5: D; verifiable by observation
A B C Is still right
1.) Rhyme 2.) false 3.) Italy
Which statement about ocean surface currents is false? - they have no effect on air temperature over land on the coast Which statement about deep currents is true? - they move cold water along the bottom of the ocean from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific
OMG tysm @Ty you can 100% trust @Ty everybody!!
I'm sorry- but I've never seen Ms. Sue be nice, and their communtication up there, in the beginning, was just so wholesome-
Martha was an average dog, she went barK and WOof and GRRRR.
Lol, they DO. Why do you think I put the warning?
Good Morning is %100 CORRECT!!! Ty for ur sweet work!
BUT please remeber to only use these to check your answers.. I will admit I cheated for a whole semester of my school year and barely did any real work. I probably would've failed my exams if it wasn't for Covid-19. Please only use these to check or else
1. To state the goals and purpose of the text. 2. By asking a rhetorical question to make the student want to read more. 3. To express the central idea of a paragraph. 4. How did the writer grab the attention of the reader? I hope this helps!
Im talking about Mia Mee 7 is B D
Shes correct
When your in connexus 2020 |^| ^_^ |^|
C. Personification. It's Personification because It's talking about how the air was sweet and how the flowers were breathing. NOW SOMEONE UPDTE FOR THE 2020 VERSION OF THE TEST.
...Does anyone have the updated answers for 2020? It has 25 questions. (For Connexus.)
...Am I the ONLY person with 25 questions?! PLEASE SOMEBODY DO THE UPDATED TEST I NEEEDD IT
Ye, so => means ≥. To do it, you have to copy and paste it.
Maybe remove the apostrophe after, "No injustice to see."
Sounds very good, I think "A Better World" would be the best title to go with.
Use this as a template: My Independent Reading selection is called "_________" by ___. This book has/hasn't grabbed my attention because _____. The following passage shows why I am/am not very interested in the book, "_______." I would/wouldn't recommend
@Lol Someone is right, trust me.
Randomthing was right I got a 100%
Thank you @helper I got a 100%
Thank you @right. Your answers were all correct I got 100% BAB
Thank you so much I can confirm it is DAB
I got one wrong (11) but that was because i clicked the wrong one. other than that great!
four and 5 are b d
The mass does not change regardless of the planet. The mass is given as 28.0 in whatever units they are supposed to be in.
