I don't really know what you're asking with this question. Also, some of the question is cut off.
Hi there,
(18000 miles / 1 hour)(1 hour / 60 minutes)(1 minute / 60 seconds) adds up to <span>18000 miles / 3600 seconds, which then adds up to </span><span>5 miles / 1 second...
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you should get a total of 5 miles per second
I hope I helped :)
From the Special Triangle Theorem, the hypotenuse is equal to the side lengtht times the Sqrt(2).
So hypotenuse H = xSqrt(2), x=H/Sqrt(2).
Using numbers, if H = 7, then x = 7/Sqrt(2) = 7Sqrt(2)/2 to rationalize it.
"Minute" is a unit of time, whereas "mile" is a unit of length or distance.
They have different physical dimensions, they measure different quantities,
and they can't be converted one to the other.
If distance could be converted to time, then it would be possible for you ...
or a more mathematically capable acquaintance ... to calculate how many
minutes long your dog's tail is.
Answer:
x=1 y=3
Step-by-step explanation:
3x+y=6 is the same as y=6-3x
2x-y=-1 is the same as y=2x+1
set them equal to each other
6-3x=2x+1
5x=5
x=1
substitute the value of x into either equation
y=2(1) +1
y=3
