Similar to changes in elevation, temperature changes are often expressed as sums and differences of positive and negative rational numbers. In Isla Hoste, what is the average net change in temperature, from the high to the low, in August?

Answer:

39°F

Step-by-step explanation:

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Please answer! (Brainlist Included)

Find the elapsed time
11:59 a.m. to 1:01 p.m.
A. 10 h 58 minutes
B. 1 h 2 minutes
C. 2 minutes

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Solve 2/5 minus 1/7 equals blank.

1/7
9/35
3/5
11/12

what is the mathematical sum of 2+2

12(5y – 2 + 8a)


Simplify

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The scale of a map is 2 in = 7 feet. If the map distance is 11 inches what is the actual distance. DON'T INCLUDE UNITS IN YOUR ANSWER!

What is the value of the expression below?

4 – 3³ • (2 +√100)

1/5(20t - 15)
ANSWER ASAP PLS

i really need this answer, the options are
20% increase
25% decrease
25% increase
20% decrease (all these for diagram A)

and then for diagram b the options are
37.5 increase
37.5 decrease
60% increase
60% decrease

Janey paints a block of wood with gold glitter for an art project. The block measures 8 inches by 10 inches by 20 inches. After she's done, she decides to make two blocks by cutting through the block on the red line. She still wants each block to be covered with gold glitter. What is the total area of the cut surfaces she still needs to paint? Answer the questions to find out. 1. What is the shape of each cut surface? What are its dimensions? Write your answer in the space below. 2. What is the area of each cut surface? Write your answer in the space below. 3. What is the total area Janey still needs to paint? Explain how you found your answer. Write your answer in the space below.

John wrote that 5 + 5 = 10. Then he wrote that 5 + 5 + n = 10 + n. Are the
equations John wrote equivalent? Explain. HELP I NEED SOMEBODY HELP NOT JUST ANYBODY HELP I JUST NEED SOMEONE TO HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLPP

Lily Saves a Garden
1 Lily awoke with the sun. It was Saturday, which meant two
things: she’d have breakfast with Papá before he went to work.
Then she and Mamá would spend a few hours in their favorite
place—Mariposa Community Garden.
2 The garden, which was once an abandoned lot between two
buildings, now held row after row of raised vegetable beds. All
around its border were colorful flowering plants that attracted
bees, birds, and butterflies. Lily loved kneeling beside Mamá,
who always seemed happiest with her hands in the soil.
3 “Our tomatoes should be ready,” said Mamá, as they strolled
the three blocks to Mariposa. They carried extra bags to hold
their harvest.
4 “We can give some to Mr. and Mrs. Michiko, next door,”
suggested Lily. Her family always shared what they grew with
the neighbors.
5 When they arrived at the gate, a group of gardeners had
gathered near the entrance. Lily could tell something serious
was going on.
6 “¿Que pasó?” her mother asked a man in a straw hat.
7 “A developer is selling the buildings,” he said. “And the land
between, too.”
8 Lily was shocked. The garden belonged to the neighborhood.
Families needed it!
9 She needed it. It was her special place to come with Mamá.
10 “They can’t take our garden away,” said Lily.
11 “I’m afraid they can, mija,” said Mamá. “We own the plants,
but not the land.”

12 That evening, Lily asked Papá what they could do to save
Mariposa.
13 “It’s out of our hands,” he told her.
14 But Lily disagreed. So that night, she typed an email to her
teacher, Dr. Veléz. Just recently, he had taught her class about
petitions. A petition is a written request that is signed by those
who agree with it. The more people sign it, the stronger their
message is. Maybe he would help her draft a petition?
15 The next day, a response from Dr. Veléz arrived in Lily’s
inbox. He agreed to help her create a petition to save Mariposa
Community Garden. Dr. Veléz also suggested that Lily send a
letter to the local newspaper, telling them about the garden and
why it was important.
16 In her letter, Lily didn’t just write about vegetables. She
wrote about her special time in the garden with Mamá and how
much it meant to her.
17 Soon, the whole neighborhood was talking about Lily’s letter
and the petition. Mamá and Lily collected signatures from as
many neighbors as they could. More than 100 people supported
the petition! The neighbors were so inspired, they wrote more
letters and gathered more signatures for Lily’s petition.
18 When the developer read about how important the garden
was to the community, they promised to keep Mariposa
Community Garden exactly where it was.
19 And it was all because Lily didn’t give up.

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

1. Which key event is the problem in the story?

2. Which key events show how the problem is solved?

3. Which key event is the solution?

4. What is the theme? Write a sentence or theme statement

5. What was the author's approach to the theme?

Liz purchased three trays of tomato plants for $16.47. She also bought ten trays of basil plants. If the ratio of the price per tray of tomato plants to the price per tray of basil plants is 3 to 2, then how much did she spend in total for all the plants? Write and solve a proportion.

PLEASE DO NOT ANSWER SOMETHING LIKE:
a) (0,0), (1,1), (2,8), and (3,27).

step-by-step explanation:

0^3=0

1^3=1

2^3=8

3^3=27

in effect, the exponential equation for this would me y=3^x. each x-coordinate cubed is giving the y coordinate, so a is your answer! :)

Thank you! ^^

Hunter took out a $3500 loan with interest to pay for some business supplies. He will repay The loan and three years with monthly payments of $109.68. What is the total amount of interest hundred will pay? ( there’s no answer choices)

Choose the statement that tells how the perimeter of the enlarged design compares to the
perimeter of the original design.
The perimeter of the enlarged design is two times greater than the perimeter of the original.
The perimeter of the enlarged design is 1/2 of the perimeter of the original.
The perimeter of the enlarged design is 4 times greater than the perimeter of the original.
The perimeter of the enlarged design is the same as the perimeter of the original.

Help me please oh and show your work (step by step) please!!

Factor out a common factor to write an equivalent expression for 3x + 18.

In​ basketball, some baskets are worth two points. Others are worth three points. In one​ game, the ratio of​ three-point baskets to​ three-point tries for one team was 3:4. If the team scored 27 points from​ three-point baskets, how many​ three-point tries did the team​ have?

Which of the following numbers is irrational?

negative 9 over 5, square root of 5, 7 over 3, square root of 9

negative 9 over 5
square root of 5
7 over 3
square root of 9

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Simplify 4(6 - 2x) - 3(3 - 4x)

4x + 15
15 - 20x
15 - 6x

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Which number line best shows the position of square root of 13?

Number line with numbers negative 4, negative 3, negative 2, negative 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 labeled. A dot is made at 1.3 and labeled as square root of 13.
Number line with numbers negative 4, negative 3, negative 2, negative 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 labeled. A dot is made at 2.6 and labeled as square root of 13.
Number line with numbers negative 4, negative 3, negative 2, negative 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 labeled. A dot is made at 3.6 and labeled as square root of 13.
Number line with numbers negative 5, negative 4, negative 3, negative 2, negative 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 labeled. A dot is made at 4.3 and labeled as square root of 13.

I NEED HELP ASAP WITH A LOT OF QUESTION!!!!
Subject: Power Math.
Grade: 7th grade.
I am not good at math, so please no judging.

True or False?

The following relation represent a function.

{(1, 4), (2, 8), (1, 12), (3, 16)}
Question 3 options:
True
False

Hi i have a question PLEASE HELP

at a pizza party, 40% of the pizzas were pepperoni. if there were 6 pepperoni pizzas how many pizzas were there in all.

There was 1/4 of a pan of lasagna left. Tom ate 1/3 of this amount. What fraction of the whole pan of lasagna did he eat?

Tyra's family is spending the afternoon in Millersville. They plan to see a movie and then
explore the town. The movie will cost the family $36, and parking costs $4 per hour.
Write an inequality that shows that Tyra's family spends less than their limit.
It will be an addition problem on one side that adds what they have spent. Remember,
since it is an inequality, it won't have an equal sign. It will have greater than > or less
than < sign. Also, it will have a variable. What is the unknown in this scenario?