A corner cabinet in a kitchen is relatively useless because its contents are too difficult to reach. A “Lazy Susan” is to be installed in the cabinet to make the space more accessible.What is radius of the largest “Lazy Susan” that can be installed? Assuming the cabinet space not taken up by the “Lazy Susan” is still inaccessible, what area of the original cabinet is still out of reach?
6"; 102.9 sq in.
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Factor as completely as possible. If unfactorable, indicate that the polynomial is prime.12y2 + 25y + 12
A. (3y - 4)(4y - 3) B. (3y + 4)(4y + 3) C. (12y + 4)(y + 3) D. prime
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Solve the problem.Angie is wrapping a present for her nephew. She has a roll of wrapping paper that has 10 feet of wrapping paper on the roll. She uses 
feet to wrap the present. How many feet of wrapping paper are left on the roll?
A. 8
feet
B. 8
feet
C. 7
feet
D. 9
feet
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Find all numbers that must be excluded from the domain of the rational expression.
A. x ? 0 B. x ? -6, x ? -8 C. x ? 6, x ? 8 D. x ? -8
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