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4. A fish is swimming at a constant rate toward the ocean floor.
The equation y = -7x - 3 can be used to represent this situation, where y is the
depth of the fish in meters below sea level and x is the number of seconds the
fish has been swimming.
Which statement best describes the depth of the fish, given this equation?
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The larger of two number is 4 less than twice the smaller number. the sum is 41. find the numbers
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Agroup of students want to create a garden. they do not know the exact measurements but they propose using a variable to represent the length and width of the garden. the length of the garden is 10 feet longer than double the width. use a single variable to write algebraic expressions for both the length and width of the garden. write an algebraic expression for the area of the garden. use mathematical terms to describe this expression.
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45 was divided by a power of ten to get 4.5. what power of ten was it divided by? people 4.5
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Select all the correct locations on the table. consider the following expression. 76.493 select "equivalent" or "not equivalent" to indicate whether the expression above is equivalent or not equivalent to the values or expressions in the last column equivalent not equivalent 343 equivalent not equivalent 49 78.498 78.498 75.493 equivalent not equivalent 75.7 equivalent not equivalent
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4. A fish is swimming at a constant rate toward the ocean floor.
The equation y = -7x - 3 can be us...
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