FIND THE AREA ( ROUND TO THE NEAREST TENTHS) 2.7 in 15 in 12.12 in.

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FIND THE AREA ( ROUND TO THE NEAREST TENTHS) 2.7 in 15 in in

1/2 x 15 x ( ) 1/2 h (b + b) 1/2 x 15 x (14.82) 1/2 x (14.82) x x FIND THE AREA ( ROUND TO THE NEAREST TENTHS)

Ch. 7.1D and 7.1F ADDING & SUBTRACTING ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS PRACTICE

T + 4 = = -4 T = 8 Subtraction Property Of Equality

G – 6 = = + 6 G = 8 Addition Property Of Equality

6.6 = W – = = W

2/10 + K = 2/5 2/10 + K = 4/10 -2/10 = -2/10 K = 2/10 K = 1/5

7.8 = A -3.5 = = A

16 = 11 + F -11 = = F

5 = J – = = J

B – 3/15 = 1 B – 3/15 = 15/15 +3/15 = +3/15 B = 18/15 B = 1 3/15