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• javier used the expression below to represent his score in a game of mini-golf. 3x + x + 5 – 2x if he simplifies the expression, which statements are true about the parts of the simplified expression? select three options. the constant is 2. the coefficient is 2. the constant is 5. the coefficient is 5. there are two terms.
  
• what role are textiles believed to have played in incan culture? a. used as decorative clothing used for rituals b. used to identify a person’s profession c. indicated a person’s ethnic identity and social rank
  
• factor the gcf from 96x2 + 88x. use the drop-down menus to complete the statements. the gcf of 96x2 and 88x is . each term written as a product, where one factor is the gcf, is . the factored form of the expression is
  
• last year, sam’s swimming pool cleaning had a gross profit of $105,355 and net income of $72,010. calculate sam’s operating expenses for last year. a. $3,335 b. $33,345 c. $17,734 d. $177,345
  
• what does the judicial branch do? check all that apply. creates new laws rules on legal cases explains the meanings of laws operates departments and agencies to carry out laws resolves disputes about laws decides whether a law is constitutional
  
• the military is a formal workplace in which workers _____. a. choose what they want to do each day b. have to follow a set schedule c. are more relaxed with their bosses d. are able to dress casually
  
• use the drop-down menu to complete each statement. this photograph is a source. it most likely shows the . the person in command of allied forces for this battle was .
  
• which unit of geologic time is the oldest? cenozoic mesozoic ordovician precambrian
  
• the third of may, 1808 in madrid by francisco de goya. spaniards are shot by a firing squad of soldiers from napoleon's army. one man stands in the middle of the convicted with his arms outstretched. what does the white figure in the scene above symbolize?a.submissionb.purityc.humilityd.a christ-like figure
  
• which statement best expresses a common belief among nativists in the late 1800s and early 1900s?