CalTheGreat

Maybe they actually are, though. But Claire, if you actually do not know or aren't sure, I think you should tell them the truth instead of doing something that might count as cheating. Don't let others take advantage of you, and if they really are a friend with help give them advice on a good tutor or teacher. Good luck!

Really? Is it 45 then?

9 times 8 = 72 ways.

But since there is a mix and match you'd need to divide 2.

72 divided by 2 is 36, the answer!

Let's decide that the original length of a rectangle is x, and the original width is y. 

We can write an equation.

2x times 3y = 1800

6xy=1800

xy=300

300 is the original area!

To explain:

We first calculate &4, and then we mo ve on and calculate the # of the output of &4.

In other words this is #(4+5) which is #9 which is 81.

Trick question :P

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and lazy cheating on a major competition is the worst!! LOL

3.1415926535897932384626

is all I can get to before I run off to eat some pie 

First solve this!

3x^2-2x^2-8=42 (expanding)

x^2=50

This means x=the square root of 50.

The square root of 50 to the fourth power is 2500.

No I don't lol