Weegy: First width is 39 1/2 feet. Second width is 50 1/6 feet. First length is 75 1/2 feet. Second length is 120 feet. Perimeter = 39 ft 6 in + 50 ft 2 in + 75 ft 6 in + 120 ft = 285 ft 2 in. Fence would cost approx. $5 x 285 = $1,425. User: subtract the quotient of 15/3 from the sum of 33 and 7 Weegy: (33 + 7) - (15 / 3); User: which of the following shows 12/28 written in prime factor form to help in reducing the fraction to simplest form Weegy: 12/28 written in prime factored form to help in reducing the fraction to simplest form is 2*2*3/2*2*7 User: a used car pried at $2695 if you borrow the money for the car your payments will be $112 a month for 30 months how much will you save by paying cash (More)

Weegy: 6/7 written as a fraction with a denominator of 42 is: 36/42. 42/7 = 6. 6 x 6 = 36. User: what’s 10/12 written as a fraction in simplest form Weegy: 10/12 written as a fraction in the simplest form :5/6 User: your bank balance is $102.35 and you’ve just made a purchases for $20 $33.33 and $52.80 you then make a deposit of $25 and $24.75 what’s your new balance Weegy: $102.35 - $20 - $33.33 - $52.80 + $25 + $24.75 = $45.97 Your bank balance is $102.35 and you've just made purchases for $20, $33.33, and $52.80. Then you make deposits of $25 and $24.75/ Your new balance is $45.97. User: write 850 as a product of its prime factors Weegy: 850 as the product of its prime factors: 2 * 5 * 5 * 17 User: over a four week period gail earned the followin commissions week 1 $250.00 week 2 310.00 week 3 275.00 week 4 195.00 (More)

Weegy: 13 is a prime number. User: solve 1235/100 Weegy: 1235 ? 100 = 12.35 User: which of the following demonstrates the commutative property across multiplication for 2 x 10 x 7 Weegy: 10 7 ? 2 demonstrates the commutative property across multiplication for 2 ? 10 ? 7. abc =bca= cab = cba=acb=bac. User: the number on top of a fraction is called the Weegy: The number on top of a fraction is called the numerator. User: the least common multiple of 2 5 6 and 9 is Weegy: Multiples of 5: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, etc. User: what’s one way we can check our answer to 2 x 10 = 20 (More)