Convert 20 min to hrs: 20/60 = 1/3 hr
Let t = time on the bikethent-(1/3) = time on the bus
Write a dist equation Dist = speed * time:Bike dist + bus dist = 26 mi6t + 30[t-(1/3)] = 26:6t + 30t - 10 = 2636t = 26 + 1036t = 36t = 1 hr on the bike
6 mph for 1 h = 6 mi from house to the bus station
Check solution by finding the distance6(1) + 30(2/3) =6 + 20 = 26 mi
1 oz is equal to 29mL, and when you multiply 29mL with 12, you get 348mL
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12 + 6 = 18 units.... takes 12 units to go to (0,0) then 6 more units to go to (6,0)
The answer would be y=-2x-13
