Solve the equation symbolically.0.2(7 + t) = 3t + 0.7

A. 0.05
B. 0.25
C. 0.95
D. 0.45


Answer: B

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A. 3200 courtside 1800 endzone 10,000 balcony B. 4000 courtside 3000 endzone 8000 balcony C. 3000 courtside 2000 endzone 10,000 balcony

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Solve the problem.A furniture manufacturer makes TV tables and bookcases in the same workshop. Each item brings in a profit of $18. Each bookcase requires 2 hours of labor 3 units of teak wood. Each TV table requires 6 hours of labor and 1 unit of teak wood. Resources in the workshop are restricted to 6 units of teak wood a day and 12 hours of labor per day. The initial and final tableaux are given below with x = the number of TV tables and y = the number of bookcases produced each day.??

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Find the area of the AAS or ASA triangle ABC. Round your answer to the nearest tenth when necessary.a = 23.1 cm, B = 98.1°, C = 31.7°

A. 361.3 sq cm B. 180.7 sq cm C. 140.2 sq cm D. 215 sq cm

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