Given:
Monthly fees for the local pool are $8 per month and $2 per visit.
Hector pays $34 in pool fees total for the month.
To find:
The number of times he visit the pool.
Solution:
We have,
Monthly fee of pool = $8
Additional fee = $2 per visit
Let Hector visit x times.
Additional fee for x times = $2x
Total fee = Monthly fee + Additional fee
Divide both sides by 2.
Therefore, Hector visit the pool 13 times.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that the negative number with the largest magnitude is farthest to the left on the number line.
3/4 = 9/12
2/3 = 8/12
Then 3/4 > 2/3, so ...
-3/4 < -2/3
If I remember correctly I’m pretty sure you need to subtract
Total distance 5 km; at 5km / 0.65 h =
Second part distance: x; at 6 km/h, during t2
First part distance: 5 - x; at 8.75 km/h, during t1
V = d/t ⇒ t = d/V
t2 = x/6
t1=[5-x]/8.75
t2 + t1 = 0.65
x/6 + [5-x]/8.75 = 0.65
x/6 + 5/8.75 - x/8.75 = 13/20
x/6 - x/8.75 = 13/20 - 5/8.75
x/6 - 4x/35 =13/20 - 20/35
35x - 24x = (35*6)(35*13 - 20*20)/(20*35)
11 x = 16.5
x = 16.5/11 = 1.5 km
E porque ya lo use y es facil
