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What are the answers to c-28 middle school math with pizzazz!

The answer is 18.

2x + 5

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Some answers from Daffynition Decoder:

Romantic: an italian insect (Roman tick)

American: a happy container (merry can)

Warehouse - what you say when lost (where house)

Explain - not scrambled or fried (eggs plain)

Ozone -

Mistletoe -

Lumberjack - a wooden pancake (flapjack)

First Aid instructor - wizard of gauze

Quartz watch - looking at milk (quarts)

Condense - a dumb criminal (convict)

Thousand Dollar Bill - part of an expensive duck

Daffodil - a goofy pickle

Program - In favor of the metric system

Flu Shot - a jab well done

A Fourth of July - just under eight days

Sleeping Bag - nap sack

Twins - womb mates

Buckshot - a dollar wasted

Europe - your turn to bat

Underground Garage - wall to wall carpit

Doughnut - crazy banker

Coffee - break fluid

Meteorite - a space chip

Campaign - hurt while camping

Royalty - what a queen drinks

Prizewinning dog - show arf

Mudpie - earth cake

Pick for Mountain Climbers - climb ax

Information - how navy planes fly

Buccaneer - high price for corn

Twin - infant replay

Carrot Juice - hare tonic

Male Surfer - man over board

Haunted House - a nervous manor (manner)

Suit of Armor - knight gown

Centimeter - breath analyzer (scent)

Raincoat - thunder wear

Pasteurize- too far to see (past your eyes)

Will- a dead giveaway

Lazy Butcher - meat loafer

Rubber Raft - play buoy

Corn Salesman - stalk broker

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A ordinary year contains 31,536,000seconds.(60x60x24x365)

a leap year contains 31,622,400seconds.

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567/1000.

negative 12-4

0.70/5.60 = 1/8

1 million

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x^2 = x*x, so multiply X by itself.

For example, 4^2 would be 4*4=16.

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20% of 60 is 12 or 0.20*60 = 12

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