Acombination lock requires three numbers from 1 to 25. how many combinations are possible? did you use the sum rule or the product rule? (note

Marie drew the triangle shown. she wants to draw a second triangle that is different from this one. use the drop-down menus below to complete the statements about the second triangle.

Recall the definition of a polynomial expression. find two polynomial expressions whose quotient, when simplified,is. use that division problem to determine whether polynomials are closed under division. then describe how theother three operations-addition, subtraction, and multiplication-are different from division of polynomials.

What is the area of the trapezoid shown ?