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Help ASAP. Find the value of x. Is -0.75 bigger or 0.55 The timeline below shows several amendments to the U.S. Constitution.15th Amendment: the24th Amendment: theright to vote cannot be 19th Amendment: right to vote cannotdenied on account of the right to vote be denied for failurerace, color or previous cannot be denied on to pay poll taxescondition of servitude account of sex26th Amendment:the right to votecannot be denied tothose over 18 ofaccount age1870192019641971Which conclusion can be drawn from this timeline?O The United States is less democratic today than it was 150 years ago.O People value the right to vote today less than they did in the past.O The United States has gradually expanded voting rights over time.The Declaration of Independence secured equal rights for all citizens. Answers would be appreciated :) The width of a rectangle is 7t-1.5 feet and the length is 1.5t+6 feet. Find the perimeter of the rectangle. Ben earns $12,800 a year. About 15% is taken out for taxes. How much is taken out for taxes? if I have a +2 oxidation number do I give up or accept electrons? Doobs please helpp, mah hw is too hard :,(, the question is: add the polynomial expressions using the horizontal format Sales tax is calculated by multiplying the price of an item by thewithholding amountincome taxtax rate Please select the word from the list that best fits the definitionto go upcubrirasistirrecibirvivirescribirsalirabrird returnSave and ExitNextsubir The area of a square having length 1 cm =mm. Which expression is equivalent to 5 ( 8 x + 9 ) 7 x? 2. What is Proctor most likely trying to tell Abigail in the following dialogue fromAct of The Crucible?Proctor: Abby, I may think of you softly from time to time. But I will cut off myhand before I'll ever reach for you gain. Wipe it out of mind. We nevertouched, Abby.Abigail: Ave, but we did.Proctor: Aye, but we did not What are the X and Y intercepts of the line in the graph?Write the equation of the line in slope-inetrcept form West Junior High needs to buy a new vinyl pool cover for its swimming pool. Determine the amount of material it will need by finding the area of the pool.The length of a pool is 50 meters and the width is 25 meters. The area = length times width.Evaluate the formula for the area of a rectangle to solve the problem. Then use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.First, write the .Next, use parentheses when you substitute for l and for w.Now, simplify by 50 and 25.The school needs square meters of material to cover the pool. It costs $1,563.31 to rent a building for 3 hours. What is the hourly rate? A business named Beyond Boxes is considering adding a box in the shape of a triangular prism as shown.5 cm4 cm8 cm3 cmHow much cardboard will be needed to make this design?A. 108 cm2B. 96 cmC. 76 cm?D. 102 cm What are the other two representations of this ratio 15 to 3 Can Someone Help With this? I'm not good at Music (the subject). What I'm asking for is listening to the song(s) and answer the question below that song.Here are the songs to answer the questions:1) Dave Brubeck - Take Five2) MGMT - Electric Feel3) Mission: Impossible (Original) Theme Song4) Dave Brubeck - Blue Rondo a la Turk5) Led Zeppelin - The OceanAlso, sorry I couldn't put any links here. Brainly won't let me put links in my question (and it's considered spam unfortunately). A New England Nunby Mary E. Wilkins FreemanIn about half an hour Joe Dagget came. She heard his heavy step on the walk and rose and took off her pink and white apron. Under that was still anotherwhite linen with a little cambric edging on the bottom; that was Louisa's company apron. She never wore it without her calico sewing apron over it unless she had a guest. She had barely folded the pink and white one with methodical haste and laid it in a table drawer when the door opened and Joe Dagget entered. He seemed to fill up the whole room. A little yellow canary that had been asleep in his green cage at the south window woke up and fluttered wildly, beating his little yellow wings against the wires. He always did so when Joe Dagget came into the room."Good-evening," said Louisa. She extended her hand with a kind of solemn cordiality."Good-evening, Louisa," returned the man, in a loud voice.She placed a chair for him, and they sat facing each other, with the table between them. . . .Presently, Dagget began fingering the books on the table. There was a square red autograph album and a Young Lady's Gift-Book, which had belonged to Louisa's mother. He took them up one after the other and opened them; then laid them down again, the album on the Gift-Book.Louisa kept eyeing them with mild uneasiness. Finally she rose and changed the position of the books, putting the album underneath. That was the way they had been arranged in the first place.Dagget gave an awkward little laugh. "Now what difference did it make which book was on top?" he said.Louisa looked at him with a deprecating smile. "I always keep them that way," she murmured."You do beat everything," said Dagget, trying to laugh again. His large face was flushed.Adapted from Mary E. Wilkins Freeman's "A New England Nun," 1899.A.)He is excited to read Louisas books.B.)He is uncomfortable in Louisa's house.C.)He feels awkward about expressing his love for Louisa.D.)Louisa amuses him and makes him laugh.