This is the right answer.

That is the right calculation.

The correct wording is negative 9.

It's Pitagora.

Wild is the word.

So I'm already guessing that D is our right answer, but let's see how it works out.

This is our data right over here.

That is choice A.

Now, it's by the book.

Well, the right way to start would be,

So D is the right answer.

Right living is what does it.

Now, that's the right idea.

So the correct answer is D.

You are great. This is the correct posture.

What, then, is the proper policy for the international community?

It's not. A is true here.

So that has to be a right angle.

And that actually will be the correct thing to do.

Mr. DeWitt.

But that just isn't the way! All ways are

Tagging is a cooperative infrastructure answer to classification.

And that is the correct interpretation of that.

Fantabulous that's the right word to describe her work this time.

Whether this idea is right or some other idea is right,

But actually method A is the correct approach.

Riccardo, I'm sure these are the right moves. Watch me.

We do not believe that that is the correct approach.

And that's why this probably was not the correct way of doing it.

OK. So most people think B is true.

Now, how we're going to go forward on this what's the right approach?

Even so, she's bright and is very good about doing the right thing.

So what could be a valid value for n divided by 25?

So that's good. The question is then what is the right answer?

learned from Wikipedia, the correct term is the adjugate of matrix a.

What we are ensuring here is that it's the right network alligned around the right topics with the right innovations

Now I don't think that probability is the right category to discuss this issue in.

that is, the real numbers is a bigger infinity than the set of whole numbers.

Who thinks that B is true that on average, they're the same?

Now, I don't think that probability is the right category to discuss this issue in, but I do agree with him about this

The correct answers were

To ask them to always have the right answer doesn't allow them to learn.

These are the mistakes, although I don't think mistakes is the right word in design.

And I just want to hit the point home of why this is true, or what the intuition vibe has true.

These are the decisions that require correct judgments about many different kinds of facts.