Mathematics, 22.02.2021 19:40 166386
5. A charity organization is collecting change to raise money. They have collected three
times as many dimes as quarters, 11 more nickels than dimes, and 2 times as many
pennies as nickels.
a. Define a variable for the number of quarters collected.
b. Use your defined variable to write algebraic expressions to represent the number of
quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies collected.
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 22:20, ineedhelp2285
The figure shows triangle def and line segment bc, which is parallel to ef: triangle def has a point b on side de and point c on side df. the line bc is parallel to the line ef. part a: is triangle def similar to triangle dbc? explain using what you know about triangle similarity. part b: which line segment on triangle dbc corresponds to line segment ef? explain your answer. part c: which angle on triangle dbc corresponds to angle f? explain your answer. asap
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 22:30, verdolaga2017me
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