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Question 1132717: `ABCD and IJKL are squares where measures shown for side AE and side DE apply to the other three sides of ABCD. Find the area of square IJKL in cm^2.
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A)130 1/5 B)129 3/5 C)135 4/5 D)125 2/5 E)131
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Question 1132717: `ABCD and IJKL are squares where measures shown for side AE and side DE apply to the other three sides of ABCD. Find the area of square IJKL in cm^2.
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A)130 1/5 B)129 3/5 C)135 4/5 D)125 2/5 E)131
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Question 1132811: Winnie-the-Pooh brought a bunch of balloons. Some were green, and the rest were red. Pooh gave some of the balloons to Eeyore, and the rest he gave to Piglet. Piglet got three more balloons then Eeyore did, and Eeyore got two more red balloons than the number of green balloons Piglet got. How many more red balloons than green balloons did Pooh bring?
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Question 1132911: How many different ways are there to place four different digits from 1 to 4 inside the four square cells of a 2-by-2 grid (one digit per cell) such that for every pair of digits that are 1 apart (such as 2 and 3), their square cells share a side?
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Question 1132914: There are six different cards (three red and three blue) with the letters R, S, M on them. Each card has exactly one letter, and each of these letters is on exactly two cards (one red and one blue). How many different ways are there to put all six cards in a row with letters face up and right-side up such that every card appears right next to another card with the same letter?
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Question 1132910: Anna really likes numbers and decided to collect them. She started her collection from the number 35, which was a birthday gift from RSM. After that, every week Anna added one more new number to the collection by selecting the smallest counting number which was neither a multiple nor a factor of any number already in the collection. What number was added to Anna's collection on week 10? Note that after 10 weeks the collection contained 11 different numbers.
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Question 1133703: 0.60Ashley is going to rent a truck one day. There are two companies he can choose from, and they have the following prices. Company A charged $84 and allows unlimited mileage. Company B has an initial fee of $75 and charges an additional $0.60 for every mile driven. For what mileage will company A charge less than company B? Use m for the number of miles driven, and solve your inequality for m.
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Question 1133783: a car was purchased for 36730 the following equation can be used to predict the value of the car based on its age where t stands for time in years A 36730 82 t If the car was purchased in March 2002 what will its value be in September 2009
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Question 1134053: At a given time, two cars are traveling at different velocities, one twice as large as the other. Based upon this information is it possible to say which of these two cars has the larger acceleration at this instant in time?
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Question 1134239: A caterer estimates that 2 gallons of fruit punch will serve 5 people. How much additional punch is necessary to serve 75 people? Set up an equation to solve the word problem and give necessary steps to solve.
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Question 1135884: (10 pts) Let f (x) = 3x^2 - x - 7 and g(x) = 3x - 1
(a) Determine the composite function (f ∘ g)(x) and simplify the results. Show work.
(b) Compute (f ∘ g)(-1) . Show work.
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Question 1135884: (10 pts) Let f (x) = 3x^2 - x - 7 and g(x) = 3x - 1
(a) Determine the composite function (f ∘ g)(x) and simplify the results. Show work.
(b) Compute (f ∘ g)(-1) . Show work.
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