Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The question calls requires one to get the product of the given time. Since first debate lasted for :

-and the second lasted
times more than the first then the second took then the first step will involve converting the mixed fractions into improper fraction which will be:

-Now multiplying
hrs
(15, -8) :)
From C to midpoint you do (+10, -7), so you have to do that again to get to D
Answer:
i belive the answer is B
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1. It would be the second block. Bill reads 3 books EACH week. I know you’re looking for that X to be 1 but if you look 3 books x 5 weeks = 15 books and so on.
2. It would be the first block. Exactly on 6 weeks he reads 6 books meaning that by week 3 (which is half) he would have read haof the books (2). And same for week 12 you and another 4 which gets you 8 books.
3. It’s the last block. On week 12 he read 4 books. Half of 12 is 6 so it would be half books and week 3 is half of that which is 1 book per 3 weeks.
4. Is the third block. (Process of elimination lol) but also easily you can find the rate of each week by dividing the 15 books by 10 weeks which gets you 1.5 books read per week