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12.02.2020 •
Mathematics
Mrs.Kessler bought six books and four CD's. If each CD cost $10, how much did Mrs.Kessler pay for the CD's?
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Ответ:
I am unsure why you mentioned the books, but I will attempt to answer this question.
$40
If there are 10 CDs in each book.
$600
Ответ:
Part A:
0 = the surface of the swimming pool
Part B:
Since the height of the slide is measured at +10 feet, then this means
that the top of the slide is 10 feet above the surface of the water (0) in the swimming pool.
Part C:
Since 3 feet of the pole was put in the water, then Kayla should mark the of the bottom of the pole as -3 feet.