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Choose the correct expression that has e as an exponent and 5d as a base?
5de
Which expression represents the gcf of 110 and 132?
I don't know what expressions you have to choose from, but the GCF of those numbers is 22.
Choose the expression that correctly uses the distributive property to remove the parentheses from this expression. 3(n - 7) plus 4(n plus 2)?
It is: 3n-21+4n+8 = 7n-13 simplified
Which expression represents the GCF of 175 and 280?
I don't know what expressions you have to choose from, but make sure you end up with something equaling 35.
Choose the expression that has 5 as an exponent n as a base and 7 as a coefficient?
7n^5
Choose the expression that best represents the sum of 7 and 15?
x = 22
Choose the correct expression that has e as an exponent and 5d as a base?
5de
Which expression represents the gcf of 110 and 132?
I don't know what expressions you have to choose from, but the GCF of those numbers is 22.
Choose the correct expression that has 3 as an exponent z as a base and 8 as a coefficient?
8z^3
Choose the expression that correctly uses the distributive property to remove the parentheses from this expression. 3(n - 7) plus 4(n plus 2)?
It is: 3n-21+4n+8 = 7n-13 simplified
Which expression represents the GCF of 175 and 280?
I don't know what expressions you have to choose from, but make sure you end up with something equaling 35.
Is if else a loop or not?
No such thing as 'if-loop', you can choose from:while (expression) statementfor (expression; expression; expression) statementdo statement while (expression)
Is this the correct spelling for choose?
Yes, the correct spelling is "choose."
What is 4c 1 -(5 2c)?
To evaluate the expression (4c , 1 - (5 , 2c)), we first need to clarify the notation. Assuming (c) represents a variable and (n , k) represents the binomial coefficient "n choose k," we have (4c , 1 = 4) and (5 , 2c = 10). Therefore, the expression simplifies to (4 - 10), which equals (-6).
What french language expression means complete freedom to do as you choose?
"Carte blanche" is the French expression that means complete freedom to do as you choose.
Choose the symbol that represents a reversible reaction?
double arrows <--- ---->.
Is choosed the correct form of the past tense of choose?
No, "choosed" is not grammatically correct. The simple past tense of "choose" is "chose". The past participle is "chosen".
