Question 1: If shes making 4 hats alone and then Quadruples it shes making 16 hats per week if she quadruples it again she will be knitting 64 hats per week.
4x4=16
16x4=64hats
Question 2: There is an error because 5x5x5 = 5³
Question 3: 2⁴ - 8 x 2 / 4 = 12
2⁴ = 16 - 8 x 2 / 4
8x2 = 16
16/4 = 4
16-4 = 12
Speed=15 m/s
1 hour=60 minutes
60 minutes=60 minutes (60 seconds/1 minute)=3600 seconds.
15 m/s=(15 m/s)(1 mile / 1609 m)(3600 s/1h)=33.56... miles/hour≈
≈33.6 miles/hour.
Answer: the speed in miles per hour would be 33.6 miles/hour
Surprisingly, a one-step equation <em>is </em>that simple; it's just an equation that takes one step to solve. So yes, 3 + 4 = 7 would be one you could do. You could also do a simple multiplication or division problem if you'd like, for instance you could do 4*3=12, or 12/4=3. Hope I helped!
First, you will plot the point.
So, your first point will be (0,3) since that is the y intercept.
The next point would be (1,6)
Then (2,9)
Now, lets get the left
Another point would be (-1,0)
Then (-2,-3)
Now that you have those points, plot them, and draw a line
Answer:
5/9
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's begin by determining the factors of the problem. We know that Robert ran a race that is 2/3 of a mile long. Therefore, we know that 2/3 is a factor in the equation. We also know that, of the 2/3 mile, he ran 5/6 of it. Now the tricky part is deciding how the two fractions are related.
To make this easier, let's substitute a different number for 5/6. We'll say 2.
If he has completed TWICE the length of the race, how would you determine how far he ran?
You would multiply 2/3 by 2! This same principle can be applied to the problem.
To determine the total distance run in miles, we can write it as 2/3 * 5/6
(NOTE that * is known as "times" or "multiplied by")
With this, you multiply the numerators (2 * 5 = 10) and the denominators (3 * 6 = 18) and then make your fraction... 10/18!
But you're not done yet. Always remember to simplify when possible. Both terms are divisible by 2. Therefore, it can be written as 5/9.
Hope this helped!
