Mathematics, 09.12.2021 03:40 mzlennon639

NO EXPLANATION IS NEEDED! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST IF YOU GET IT RIGHT! 7TH GRADE MATH PEOPLE, DO NOT ANSWER THIS WRONG PLEASE!!! (sorry for the caps, wanted to catch attention)
Anyways so the problems that I am having trouble with are in the files that are attached to this question. Please answer them correctly.
I need these answers by midnight EDT and well I am really in a pickle right now since I can not find the answers. I also am having trouble with one other question but I figured I don't want to put in three problems in one question.
Answer ALL the parts of the questions, if you do not the whole thing gets marked wrong.

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