Answer:
To calculate how many total miles Rachel runs per minute, setting up a unit rate, that is a rate with a denominator of 1, would be helpful.
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the current problem to determine a rate.
23 minutes/4 miles
Now, set up a unit rate.
1 minute/<em>x </em>miles = 23 minutes/4 miles
To solve for <em>x, </em>we can use simple division strategies. We divide 23 by 23 to receive 1 minute. Likewise, dividing the current milage by 23 would wield the correct unit rate. To do this, divide 4 by 23.
4/23 = 0.1739130434782609
Finally, simplify your answer to receive 0.17.
Therefore, Rachel runs ~0.17 miles per minute. (Note that this answer is only a rounded answer of her actual milage per minute)
I think it’s one half 1/2
The expression can be simplified as:
k^3(k7/5)^-5
= k^(3+-5) * (7/5)^-5
(Collecting the powers of k at one side and the constants at other side)
= k^-2 * (5/7)^5
(Solving thr integer powers)
= k^-2 * (3125/16807)
Since the angles are supplementary, we know that they must add up to equal 180 degrees by the definition of supplementary angles
set the sum of the 2 angles to equal 180 and solve for x
6x + 48 + 60 = 180
6x + 108 = 180
6x = 72
x = 12
you could check to make sure that your x value is correct by plugging it back into the equation
6(12) + 48 + 60 = 180
72 + 48 + 60 = 180
120 + 60 = 180
180= 180
hope this helped!
