9) -6(5m + 7) – 5(-3 – 5m) = = -2 10) 6(n – 6) – 6(3n – 8) = 12 11) -2(7 – 8x) – 3x = 3(5x – 6) 12) -5(a + 4) = -5(1 + 2a) %3D 13) A submarine left Diego Garcia and traveled toward St. Vincent. Three hours later a cruise ship left traveling at 16 km/h in an effort to catch up to the submarine. After traveling for five hours the cruise ship finally caught up. What was the submarine's average speed? 14) Shanice left Kali's house and drove toward the desert at an average speed of 70 km/h. Lisa left one hour later and drove in the opposite direction with an average speed of 55 km/h. Find the number of hours Lisa needs to drive before they are 570 km apart.
9) -6(5m + 7) – 5(-3 – 5m) = = -2 10) 6(n – 6) – 6(3n – 8) = 12 11) -2(7 – 8x) – 3x = 3(5x – 6) 12) -5(a + 4) = -5(1 + 2a) %3D 13) A submarine left Diego Garcia and traveled toward St. Vincent. Three hours later a cruise ship left traveling at 16 km/h in an effort to catch up to the submarine. After traveling for five hours the cruise ship finally caught up. What was the submarine's average speed? 14) Shanice left Kali's house and drove toward the desert at an average speed of 70 km/h. Lisa left one hour later and drove in the opposite direction with an average speed of 55 km/h. Find the number of hours Lisa needs to drive before they are 570 km apart.
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9) -6(5m + 7) – 5(-3 – 5m) = -2
10) 6(n – 6) = 6(3n – 8) = 12
11) -2(7 – 8x) – 3x = 3(5x – 6)
12) –5(a + 4) = -5(1 + 2a)
13) A submarine left Diego Garcia and traveled
toward St. Vincent. Three hours later a
14) Shanice left Kali's house and drove toward
the desert at an average speed of 70 km/h.
Lisa left one hour later and drove in the
cruise ship left traveling at 16 km/h in an
effort to catch up to the submarine. After
traveling for five hours the cruise ship
finally caught up. What was the
submarine's average speed?
opposite direction with an average speed of
55 km/h. Find the number of hours Lisa
needs to drive before they are 570 km apart.
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9) -6(5m + 7) – 5(-3 – 5m) = -2
10) 6(n – 6) = 6(3n – 8) = 12
11) -2(7 – 8x) – 3x = 3(5x – 6)
12) –5(a + 4) = -5(1 + 2a)
13) A submarine left Diego Garcia and traveled
toward St. Vincent. Three hours later a
14) Shanice left Kali's house and drove toward
the desert at an average speed of 70 km/h.
Lisa left one hour later and drove in the
cruise ship left traveling at 16 km/h in an
effort to catch up to the submarine. After
traveling for five hours the cruise ship
finally caught up. What was the
submarine's average speed?
opposite direction with an average speed of
55 km/h. Find the number of hours Lisa
needs to drive before they are 570 km apart.
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Kuta Soft ware LLC
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res e rved
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