I am guessing Jack is 51 and Lacey is 17.
The equation that could be used to find how many gallons Erin would need to drive 92 miles is 92 = 23g (option c)
<h3>How many gallons is needed to drive 92 miles?</h3>
The first step is to determine the gallons needed to drive 1 mile. To do this, divide the 6 gallons by 138 miles. Division is the process of grouping a number into equal parts using another number. The sign used to denote division is ÷.
Gallons needed for 1 mile = 6/138
In order to determine the gallons needed for 92 miles, multiply the ratio gotten in the previous step by 92
(6/138) x 92 = 4 gallons
The option that gives 4 gallons is : 92 = 23g
g = 92 / 32 = 4
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I think you just do 133/4 -2 unless I’m mistaken
You multiply the slope with the points
The answer is
g'(x)=<span>4x^3-10x=0 so </span><span>(4x-10)x=0 it is x= 0 and x= 5/2
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<span>g(0)=4
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<span>g(5/2)=x^4-5x^2+4=11.81</span>
the minimum is M(0, 4)
