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Answer 1

ABCD is a rectangle with diagonals AC and BD intersect at E. If AE=x+2 and BD= 4x-16. Find the length of the diagonals of rectangle? Pls help

Answer 2

Which property justifies this statement?

r(s + t) = rs + rt

A.
associative

B.
distributive

C.
symmetric

D.
transitive

Answer 3

lol I'm back

Answer 4

solve each inequality. -6w < 84
w>14
w<-14
w>-14
w<14

Answer 5

thanks so much

Answer 6

@rian distributive, which states that a(b=c)= ab+ ac

Answer 7

:( don't answer let me try

Answer 8

@rianiscool sorry!

Answer 9

b

Answer 10

@kitkatNat1316 @StudyGurl14 ABCD is a rectangle with diagonals AC and BD intersect at E. If AE=x+2 and BD= 4x-16. Find the length of the diagonals of rectangle? Pls help guys

Answer 11

can anyone answer mine

Answer 12

is that right @kitkatNat1316

Answer 13

*farts* Okay, whats going on here and who needs help from the omega wolf himself?

Answer 14

@rianiscool yes, try these problems:

3(x+5)

5(7+y)

Answer 15

@Caus lol

Answer 16

Sorry stupid computer problems...who hasn't been helped?

Answer 17

@rianiscool you would need to use the distributive property, if that helps

Answer 18

@CausticSyndicalist ABCD is a rectangle with diagonals AC and BD intersect at E. If AE=x+2 and BD= 4x-16. Find the length of the diagonals of rectangle? Pls help

Answer 19

@StudyGurl14 Pls reply ABCD is a rectangle with diagonals AC and BD intersect at E. If AE=x+2 and BD= 4x-16. Find the length of the diagonals of rectangle?

Answer 20

so b was i right

Answer 21

@rianiscool yes, good job!

Answer 22

thank you

Answer 23

Translate the word phrase into a math expression.

nine more than five times a number

A.
9 > 5n

B.
9 – 5n

C.
5n – 9

D.
5n + 9

Answer 24

B

Answer 25

for who @Vegiti

Answer 26

is it a

Answer 27

D, i mean

Answer 28

@rianiscool well, think about it, more= what? plus or minus? Nine more than 5 times a number

Answer 29

This post is confusing....

Answer 30

@rianiscool , so 9+5n, because more is the same as adding on to something. Make sense?

Answer 31

no it is d

Answer 32

Answer is nine more than five times a number
= 9+5n
Therefore D is the answer

Answer 33

Thats what i said....

Answer 34

@rianiscool exactly, good job (:

Answer 35

4x-16=x+2

Answer 36

yes thank you @Vegiti

Answer 37

Anytime fella! :)

Answer 38

2(x + 2) = 4x - 16
2x + 4 = 4x - 16
-2x = -20
x = 10

4x + 16
4(10) + 16
40 + 16

The answer: 56
@PeepzStudyTime

Answer 39

Thank everyone for helping out! (since my computer is acting up...lol)

Answer 40

@StudyGurl14 np :)

Answer 41

I didn't do much but you're welcome

Answer 42

@CausticSyndicalist haha

Answer 43

@StudyGurl14 are u sure that this 56 is the answer?

Answer 44

yes, why

Answer 45

Which situation could be solved using this expression?

2k – 3

A.
Tamara made three times as many free throws as Marla. Marla made 3 free throws. How many free throws did Tamara make?

B.
Tamara made 3 fewer than twice the number of free throws Marla made. How many free throws did Tamara make?

C.
Tamara made 2 free throws in the first half of the game. Marla made 3 fewer free throws than Tamara in the game. How many free throws did Marla make?

D.
Tamara made 2 free throws. Marla made 3 free throws. Jenny made some free throws. How many free throws did they make altogether?

Answer 46

hey peep