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Answer: 10.2 meters per hour; or, write as: 10 ⅕ meters per hour.
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Explanation:
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Note: "h" = time in "hour(s)" ;
"cm" = length in "centimeter(s)" ;
"min" = time in "minute(s)";
"m" = length in "meter(s)"
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Note these EXACT conversions:
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100 cm = 1 m ;
60 min = 1 h ;
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To solve:
Given: 17 cm / min ; convert to: ________ m / h
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(17 cm / min)* (1 m /100cm) * (60 min / 1 h) = _______ m / h
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The "cm" units cancel to "1"; the "min" units cancel to "1" and we are left with units of "m/h" {"meters per hour"}.
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We are left with (17 *1 m * 60) / (100 * 1 h) = [(17 * 60) m] / [100 h]
= [(17 *60) / 100 ] meters per hour.
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To simply: (17 * 60) / 100 ;
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Method 1): To simplify: (17 * 60) / 100 ;
→Rewrite as: (17*60) / 100 = (17*20*3)/(20*5) ;
→Cancel out the "20's "; and rewrite as:
→ (17*60) / 100 = (17*3)/5 = 51/5
= 10.2 meters per hour; or, write as: 10 ⅕ meters per hour.
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Method 2) To simplify: (17 * 60) / 100 ; Use calculator (or by hand):
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→ (17 * 60) / 100 = 1,020 /100
= 10.2 meters per hour; or, write as: 10 ⅕ meters per hour.
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Method 3) To simplify: (17 * 60) / 100 ;
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→ (17 * 60) / 100 = ? ;
→ Divide BOTH the "100" AND the "60" by "10";
→ 60÷10 = 6 ; 100÷10 =10; and rewrite—replace the "60" with a "6"; and replace the "100" with a "10" ;
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→ (17*60)/100 = (17*6)/10 = 102/10
= 10.2 meters per hours; or, write as: 10 ⅕ meters per hour.
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773.77*0.5=386.88 hope i helped
Ok, so
Quadrants are found on coordinate planes. So the first number tells you to go on the X axis. It goes this way ---------
you look on the left side side of the origin (zero) and go to -5
since the second umber will be found on the Y axis, and is positive, go up to 4.
That is how you find your point. The qudrants are counted like this.
2 1
3 4
The answer is Quadrant 2
Hope it helped☺
