Alex ran 534.3 miles in 100 days. if he ran an equal distance each day, how many miles did he run per day?

Anyone know the answers to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

muminat

Answer:

1. C. 1/4(4) + 1/4(9) (A, 1/4(13), is essentially C simplified (without figuring it out).)

2. G - -4

3. A - -4(-5) + (-4)x

4. J - 1/6x + 1/6y

5. A - 60(10 + 2)

Step-by-step explanation:

1.

1/4(4 + 9) We can distribute 1/4 into 4 and 9.

1/4(4) + 1/4(9) Now while we have our answer, this can be further simplified.

1/4(13) What's on the left is the simplified 2-term equation.

So really, either C or A will be the answer. But due to the format of #3, I put C as my answer. B & D were out because there wasn't any extra multiplication.

2.

-2/5(15 - 5) Subtract 5 from 15 to get 10.

-2/5(10) Multiply -2/5 by 10 to get -20/5

-20/5 Divide -20 by 5 to get -4.

-4, so G is the answer. This was negative, so H & J were out to begin with. F was out as soon as I solved the problem.

3.

-4(-5 + x) Distribute -4 into -5 + x.

-4(-5) + (-4)x, so A is the answer. Don't get tricked! B may look right, but there should be a negative sign in front of the 5, hence why it's incorrect.

4.

1/6(x + y) Distribute 1/6 into x + y.

1/6x + 1/6y, so J is the answer. F & G are already out because you don't multiply the variables by each other. H is also out because there wasn't any multiplication involved other than x + y being multiplied by 1/6.

5.

Only 60(10 + 2) would have worked, so A is the answer. The tickets would have cost 720 dollars (600 + 120). B would have equated to 624 (24 + 600), C would have been 132 (6 * 22), and D would have been 600. (10 * 60).

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3 years ago

Michelle is building a rectangular landing strip for airplanes .She has material to cover 1/1,500 of a square mile. The landing

ANEK [815]

I think that the missing word here is:
"with the amount of the material that Michelle has"

Let's say that her landing strip is x miles long, then its area would be:

$\frac{1}{6} *x$

We also know how big it is:

$\frac{1}{6} *x= \frac{1}{1 500}$

now, let's multiply both sides by 6:
$\frac{6}{6} *x= \frac{6}{1 500}$
$1 *x= \frac{3}{750}$
$x= \frac{1}{250}$

So the answer is that it would be $x= \frac{1}{250}$ miles wide

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4 years ago

Mrs. Stevens is wanting to buy new border for her math bulletin board in the hallway l. The length of the board is 6.9 meters. T

kiruha [24]

Answer:

The quantity of board which Mr. Stevens need to buy is 22.4 meters

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The length of board = 6.9 meters

The width of board = 4.3 meters

Let The measure of new board = x meter

Now,

The measure of new board = The perimeter of board

∵ The board is of rectangle figure

As, The perimeter of rectangular board = 2 × Length + 2 × width

So, The measure of new board = 2 × Length + 2 × width

or, x = 2 × 6.9 + 2 × 4.3

or, x = 13.8 + 8.6

or, x = 22.4 meters

So, The measure of new board = x = 22.4 meters

Hence The quantity of board which Mr. Stevens need to buy is 22.4 meters Answer

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3 years ago

Plzzz help meeee plzzzzz plzzzz

Rasek [7]

Answer: A. 20%

Step-by-step explanation:

First, to find the total number of teachers, we can add 25+32+18+5+20=100

Next, we divide the number of teachers in 2014 (20) by the total number of teachers (100) as follows:

20 ÷ 100 = 0.2

Finally, to make 0.2 a percentage, we can multiply 0.2 X 100 = 20

Therefore, the correct answer is A.

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2 years ago

kate has the following scores on her math test this quarter 89,79,83, and 94.if she want an average of 85 ,what musther score be

Georgia [21]

She must score an 80.

85*5= 425
425-89-79-83-94= 80

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2 years ago