Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Yes what is the problemo! :>
If you walk 2 miles in 1/2 an hour, each mile took 15 minutes to walk. Add one more mile and that equals 45 minutes.
It will take 45 minutes to walk 3 miles.
First, you would have to plug 3 into the equation
15-(3)/9-(3)
Then do the math
12/6
This can be simplified, since 12 and 6 are divisible by 6, which is their greatest common factor
2/1
So the answer is D. 2
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Sharon spent a total of 49 minutes yesterday reading the book
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Calculate the rate at which she reads
The total number of pages she reads at any given time interval can be expressed as;
T=P×m
where;
T=Total number of pages she reads
P=the rate at which she reads in number of pages per minute
m=total number of minutes she takes reading a book
In our case;
T=10 pages
P=p
m=35 minutes
replacing;
10=p×35
p=10/35
p=(10/35)
The rate at which she reads=(10/35) pages per minute
Step 2: Calculate the time she spent reading the book yesterday
Yesterdays variables are as follows;
T=14 pages
p=(10/35) pages per minute
m=unknown
replacing;
14=(10/35)×m
m=14×(35/10)
m=49
Sharon spent a total of 49 minutes yesterday reading the book
I think the answer is A because the data is skewed to the right
The median (middle) isn't 10, it's 8
The interquartile range (IQR) is 7 not 6 because you have to subtract the first and third quartile 13 - 6 = 7 not 6
Hope this helps! ;)
