Answer:
180/t = r
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we would have to write an equation that represents the scenario given.
We know that the car traveled 180 miles at a constant rate.
We would use the y = mx + b format for the equation, but replacing the variables with "r" and "t"
We know that 180 will be our y-variable, since that would be the base of the equation:
180 = ???
And to find how long/fast it will take the car, we would need to multiply the rate of speed "r" and time "t" in order to get our distance.
Plug it into the equation:
180 = rt
With this set up, you can find the rate of speed of the car when you know the time.
You would simply solve it as:
180/t = r
Answer is b hope this helps
Answer: Choice B
(-1,0), (-1,-2), (-3, -1), and (-3, -2)
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Explanation:
Let's focus on the point (2,0)
If we shift it 3 units to the left, then we subtract 3 from the x coordinate to get 2-3 = -1 as its new x coordinate. The y coordinate stays the same.
That means we move from (2,0) to (-1,0)
Based on this alone, choice B must be the answer as it's the only answer choice that mentions (-1,0).
If you shifted the other given points, you should find that they land on other coordinates mentioned in choice B.
Here we have a problem of probability, we will find that the probability of landing in heads is M/N = 1/3, then we have:
M + N = 1 + 3 = 4.
Let's see how we got that:
Let's define:
p = probability of landing on tails
q = probability of landing on heads.
The probability of getting at least one tails in 3 tosses is 26/27
This means that the probability of not getting tails in the 3 tosses is:
P = 1 - 26/27 = 1/27
And the case where you do not get any tails in the 3 tosses, means that in all the 3 tosses you got heads.
The probability of getting 3 heads in a row is:
P = q^3 = 1/27
Solving for q, we get:
q = ∛(1/27) = 1/3
Now we want to express q = M/N = 1/3
then we have:
M = 1
N = 3
Now we want to compute M + N = 1 + 3 = 4
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