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Solve the problem. (Note: If you would like to input mathema…

Solve the problem. (Note: If you would like to input mathematical symbols/equation, click on the three dots (more) on the right, and then click  the  button)Fatima wants to rent a car and go to the beach. Her budget is $75. The rental company has a flat fee of $30 for renting the car and $2.50 per mile.  Write an inequality that represents this context then solve for the number of miles that Fatima can drive to stay within her budget.  Round to the nearest tenth of a mile, if necessary. 

If Dominio Voting Systems can establish that the statements…

If Dominio Voting Systems can establish that the statements made online and in social media that their voting machines inaccurately tabulated votes in the 2020 Presidential election and their machines are inheretly unreliable, because that assertion impugns their business, it is defamation ________ and they will not need to prove “actual damage” to their company’s reputation.

Solve the problem. (Note: If you would like to input mathema…

Solve the problem. (Note: If you would like to input mathematical symbols/equation, click on the three dots (more) on the right, and then click  the button) The length of a rectangular room is 4 feet longer than twice the width. If the room’s perimeter is 250  feet, what are the room’s dimensions? (Round your answer to the nearest foot, if necessary)

For questions #5 – 8, use the following information. Mrs Fri…

For questions #5 – 8, use the following information. Mrs Fricketyfrack has just enrolled her 6-year-old daughter, Rhoda, in gymnastics classes. She is worried because Rhoda doesn’t seem to be learning how to do a somersault very well. Mrs. Fricketyfrack wants to know if all the other children in Rhoda’s class are having a hard time also. She goes to Rhoda’s class and counts how many tries it takes for each child to do a perfect somersault. The data are as follows. gymnast # of somersault tries (X) John 6 Rhoda 10 Salma 8 Corey 14 Gina 2   mode =