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@youngstudier

Answer 1

Ello

Answer 2

here

Answer 3

Question?

Answer 4

Which strategy would not correctly solve this story problem?

Dora ran for 3 times as long as she walked. She walked for 10 minutes more than she rode her bike. She walked for 30 minutes. How many minutes did Dora exercise altogether?

A.
Draw a diagram. First draw 3 dots (each dot represents 10 minutes) for how many minutes she walked. Draw 2 dots to represent the 20 minutes she rode her bike. Draw 9 dots for the three times as many minutes spent running. Count the dots and multiply by 10.

B.
Work backward. She walked for 30 minutes, she walked for 10 minutes more than she rode her bike, so subtract 10 from 30. She ran 3 times as long as she walked so multiply by 3.

C.
Use logical reasoning. Dora walked for 30 minutes and ran for 3 times as long as she walked so she must have run for 90 minutes. Dora walked for 10 minutes more than she rode her bike, so subtract 10 from 30 to get 20. Then add 20 + 30 + 90 to figure out how many minutes Dora exercised.

D.
Translate into an equation.
(3 × 30) + (30 – 10) + 30 = m

Answer 5

What's your best guess?

Answer 6

@maddie002

Answer 7

I have to go soon please answer

Answer 8

umm D

Answer 9

I'm honestly not quite sure what the answer is but I was thinking more of C. It's up to you though.

Answer 10

ok last oen

Answer 11

righto

Answer 12

I got this handled guys

Answer 13

Which strategies can be used to solve this problem?

A new company sold 4,284 pairs of boots in its first year, 3,726 pairs in its second year, and 2,125 pairs in its third year. How many more pairs did the company sell in the second and third year together than in its first year?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
Work backward. Add the amount of pairs sold in the second and third year together. Then subtract this amount from the pairs sold in the first year (4,284).

B.
Draw a diagram.
Draw 3 circles and write the number of pairs sold for each year. Cross out the circle with 4,284 in it. Circle the other 2 circles and add up the amounts in the circles.

C.
Use logical reasoning.
Combine the number of pairs sold in the second and third years (3,726 + 2,125). Then subtract the pairs sold in the first year (4,284) from the sum.

D.
Translate into an equation.
(3,726 + 2,125) – 4,284 = p

Answer 14

choose all that applys

Answer 15

Which do u think?

Answer 16

i think is a c and d

Answer 17

Yes.

Answer 18

Medal please?

Answer 19

is that the right answerd

Answer 20

I believe so

Answer 21

@maddie002

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

could I have a medal perhaps?

Answer 24

ready 4 the next 1

Answer 25

yeppers

Answer 26

what do u think the answer is?

Answer 27

i odnt kow what do u think

Answer 28

well there is 9 dots and the instructions says to multiply by 3 to find out how many dots are going to be in the next thing so do 9*3=?

Answer 29

27

Answer 30

Correct. That's ur answer

Answer 31

Is that it?

Answer 32

last one promise

Answer 33

Alright... go ahead

Answer 34

Which statements about the pattern are true?

Rule: Add 50.

2, 52, 102, 152, . . .

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
Every term has the same digit in the ones place.

B.
Every term has the same digit in the tens place.

C.
Every term is an even number.

D.
Every term is double the previous term.
choose all that applys

Answer 35

i dont know this u

Answer 36

I get it, what's ur best two guesses?

Answer 37

A and D what do u think

Answer 38

no, A is correct but not D

Answer 39

no direct answer lol

Answer 40

So it is A and what other choice?

Answer 41

I am not a mod...its cool

Answer 42

oh

Answer 43

so and and C

Answer 44

Yes, it's A & C

Answer 45

I agree ^^

Answer 46

i dont want to take up ur time

Answer 47

I have to go

Answer 48

k thank u soo omuch

Answer 49

no prob