Answer:
Based on the questions asked on the screen shot of the problem, the range of time spend cycling each week is 16 hours and the average number of calories burned per day in week 5 was 1200.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the data in the problem for the number of weeks versus the amount of hours spent cycling, in order to find the range you would subtract the highest number of hours in a given day (22 - week 4) by the lowest number of hours in a given day (6 - week 1), or 16. For week 5, if you were to burn 8400 calories for the week, assuming that you cycled for all seven days, you would take your total calories burned and divide by the number of days to get approximately 1200 calories per day.
Answer:
for A you just need to multiply .82638 times 2 and three and for one you just put .82638
B there was a constant variable of + .82638
C multiple .82638 times a number till u get to 35 and then the number u multiply by is the amount of dollars it cost
for D you would multiple .82638 times one thousand
It isn't true at all it isn't a question even
The answer is 80! If you ever see any angle like that where it’s just two lines (I don’t know how to explain it/forgot what it’s called) it will be the same as the other angle.
Answer:
0.1
Step-by-step explanation:
If you divide 13 by 117, to see how long it is compared to you mph, you get 1/9. Essentially 13 is 1/9th of 117. Convert 1/9 to decimal to get 0.11111. To the nearest tenth, since 1 is lower than 5, is 0.1
