• The odds of choosing one black ball from an urn are 10 to 12. what is the probability of getting a black ball?

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• Braden and Gavin were playing touch football against Cole and Freddy touchdowns were worth 7 points brayden and Gavin scored 7 touchdown Cole and Freddy team scored 9 touchdowns how many more points did Cole and Freddy have than brayden and gavin

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• One person can do a certain job in fifteen minutes, and another person can do the same job in ten minutes. How many minutes will they take to do the job together?

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• lance and Rita were tied in a game. Then lance go these scores 19, -7, 3, -11, 5. Rita got these scores: 25, -9, 5, -9, 8. Who had the higher score? How much higher was that higher score?

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• Two artists are mixing up green paint for a mural. The first artist, Shane, mixes 3 parts blue and 2 parts yellow to make a shade of green. The second artist, Nora, mixes 5 parts blue and 3 parts yellow to make another shade of green. Shane uses 24 ounces of yellow paint in his mixture. How many ounces of blue paint does he use? Explain your reasoning.

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• Match each pair of equivalent fractions.1. -4a/8ab2. -9b^3/-3a^2b3. 3a^4/1a^3 b^24. 5a^4b/-10a^2A. 3a/b^2B. -1a^2b/2C. 3b^2/1a^2D. -1/2b

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• The table represents the function f(x).Which function of t has the same slope and y-intercept as f(t) = t + 4f(t) = t – 6f(t) = 2t + 4f(t) = 2t + 6

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• Consider the following scenario describing Mr. Smith's math students: A list pairs math grades with student heights.Does this scenario represent a function? Yes, because students who have the same math grade can be different heights Yes, because students who are the same height can have different math grades No, because students who have the same math grade can be different heights No, because students who are the same height can have different math grades

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• Jamie is a salesperson in a shoe store and earns $95 per week, plus 20% of her weekly sales. If Jamie makes $475 in one week, what are her sales for that week? $1,425 $1,900 $2,375 $2,850 In 2000, the number of students enrolled at Arlington Country Day School was 823 students. In 2010, the population was approximately 705 students. Find the percent of change in the enrolled students at Arlington Country Day School from 2000 to 2010 and identify it as an increase or decrease. 14.3%; increase 14.3%; decrease 16.7%; increase 16.7%; decrease The owner of an electronics store received a shipment of MP3 players at a cost of $64.25 each. If he sells the MP3 players for $99.99 each, what is the percent of markup? Round to the nearest whole percent. 6% 36% 56% 62%

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• Given the trinomial 2x2 + 4x + 4, predict the type of solutions. Two rational solutions One rational solution Two irrational solutions Two complex solutions

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• The owner of an office supply store initially spends $400 to bring in a new line of pens that he wants to sell. He buys a pack of 10 pens for $3 and sells each pack for $5. He plots one line to represent his costs and another to represent his income. Which statement about the situation is true?A ) The store owner will never break even.B ) The store owner’s costs will always be more than his income.C ) The store owner will break even when he sells 200 packs of pens.D ) The store owner will break even when he sells 1,000 packs of pens.E ) The store owner’s income is more than his costs until he sells 200 packs of pens.

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• What is the probability of drawing three red cards, one at a time without replacement, from a standard deck of 52 cards?a. 3/52b. 2/17c.1/8d. 75/676

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• The two triangles below are similar. What is the similarity ratio of ΔABC to ΔDEF? Triangle ABC is shown with AC measuring 4 and BC measuring 5. Triangle DEF is shown with side DF measuring 2. 2:1 1:2 2:5 5:2

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• Kelsey had $65 to spend on books. Each book cost $5.50, and there was a $7.50 fee for shipping. She let b equal the number of books she can purchase and wrote the inequality mr026-1.jpg to represent the situation. Which statements describe the reasoning used to determine if Kelsey’s inequality is correct? Check all that apply. The inequality symbol is correct because she must spend less than $65. The inequality symbol is incorrect because she can spend up to and including $65. The expression 5.50b + 7.5 is correct because $5.50 per book is 5.50b and that is added to the shipping fee of $7.50 to determine the total purchase price. The expression 5.50b + 7.5 is incorrect because $5.50 per book and $7.50 should be combined to $9.50b to determine the total purchase price. The inequality symbol is correct because she cannot spend more than $65.

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• In circle o,SU is a diameter What is MST

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• Leila wrote an equation to represent the revenue of a parking lot for one day. She let x represent the number of cars that paid to park and y represent the number of trucks that paid to park. If a car costs $8 per day, a truck costs $10 per day, and the total revenue for the day was $830, which equation could Leila use to represent the number of cars and trucks that paid to park that day?

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• If you reflect (–2, –8) across both axes, which quadrant will it be in? Justify your reasoning.

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• How would you express the formula E3+E4 in the form of an absolute cell address?$E$3+$E$4E3$+E4$E$3+E$4$(E3+E4)$3$E+$4$E

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• John and alicia are asked to clean the barn. john can clean the barn by himself in 3 hours and together they can clean the barn in 1 7/8 hours. how long would it take alicia to clean the barn by herself?

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• Evaluate the indefinite integral. (Use C for the constant of integration.)integral [(ln x)^44/x]dxanyone

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