Question

páginas del examen final
parte uno: los números para cada número, escribe el número que corresponde en español
1981
1989
1999
2001
2019
1765
1795
parte dos: resuelve los problemas en palabras españoles

1. ( \begin{align} 59 \\ + 18 \\ hline end{align} )
2. ( \begin{align} 35 \\ - 35 \\ hline end{align} )
3. ( \begin{align} 110 \\ + 200 \\ hline end{align} )
4. ( \begin{align} 382 \\ - 1 \\ hline end{align} )
5. ( \begin{align} 29 \\ + 77 \\ hline end{align} )
6. ( \begin{align} 4587 \\ - 549 \\ hline end{align} )
7. ( \begin{align} 46 \\ + 16 \\ hline end{align} )
8. ( \begin{align} 609 \\ + 91 \\ hline end{align} )

parte tres: responda las siguientes preguntas con oraciones completas en español.

1. escribe los días de la semana.
2. escribe los meses del año.
3. en inglés, ¿qué es la diferencia entre \manos\ y \y\?

Explanation:

Step1: Solve 59 + 10

Add the two numbers: 59 + 10 = 69.

Step2: Solve 35 - 35

Subtract the two numbers: 35 - 35 = 0.

Step3: Solve 110 + 200

Add the two numbers: 110 + 200 = 310.

Step4: Solve 382 - 1

Subtract the two numbers: 382 - 1 = 381.

Step5: Solve 29 + 77

Add the two numbers: 29 + 77 = 106.

Step6: Solve 4587 - 549

Subtract the two numbers: 4587 - 549 = 4038.

Step7: Solve 46 + 16

Add the two numbers: 46 + 16 = 62.

Step8: Solve 609 + 91

Add the two numbers: 609 + 91 = 700.

Answer:

1. 69
2. 0
3. 310
4. 381
5. 106
6. 4038
7. 62
8. 700

For the language - related parts (writing days of the week, months of the year, and explaining the difference between "manos" and "y" in English):

Days of the week in Spanish:

Lunes, Martes, Miércoles, Jueves, Viernes, Sábado, Domingo.

Months of the year in Spanish:

Enero, Febrero, Marzo, Abril, Mayo, Junio, Julio, Agosto, Septiembre, Octubre, Noviembre, Diciembre.

Difference between "manos" and "y" in English:

"Manos" is the plural form of the Spanish noun "mano" which means "hand" in English. "Y" is a Spanish conjunction that means "and" in English. So the difference is that "manos" is a noun referring to hands, while "y" is a conjunction used to connect words or phrases.