3 3/5 gallons of gasoline would cost $4.50
This is because when you multiply 1.25 by 3 you get a product of 3.75.
Then, you multiple 1.25 with 3/5 and get a product of 0.75.
Add the two together, and you receive a sum of 4.50.
So, the cost for 3 3/5 gallon is $4.50.
Im assuing the 0.6 is a percentage and not the number of passes then :
100% - 60% = 40%
It’s B I did this question and got the same answer
Answer:
I guess that you want to model the elevation of Lake Sam Rayburn.
During the summer, it is 165 ft above the sea level (the sea level is our position 0ft).
If it does not rain, the elevation of the lake decreases by 0.5ft each week.
So if we assume that there is no rain, we can write the elevation fo the lake as a linear relationship with slope equal to -0.5ft and y-intercept equal to 165ft.
L(w) = 165ft - 0.5ft*w
Where w is the number of weeks without rain, if we have 0 weeks without rain, then the level of the lake remains constant at 165ft above sea level,
L(0) = 165ft - 0.
