50.75
you multiply 14.50 times 3.5
the reason why it is 3.5 is because there are two half hours in one hour, and another half hour plus 15 minutes ( which is half of a half hour)
i hope this is clear!!
good luck!!
To solve his equation start by finding how many gallons of gas you need to purchase for the total trip.
Set up an expression that divides the total distance of the trip by the miles received per gallon.
This gives you:
400 / 35
Divide to get 11.43 gallons.
To find the cost of this, multiply the total number of gallons needed to cover the trip by the cost of each gallon.
Set this up in another expression.
This results in:
11.43 x 3.30
Multiply the values to find the total cost.
This leaves you with:
37.72
So, the total cost for gas for a 400 mile trip on 35 miles per gallon is $37.72.
I hope this is correct and helps you! :)
In general, you're calculating the magnitude of average velocity. In fact, speed is a vector, and as such it also has a direction and orientation.
So, if you compute the average speed, you're assuming that you went directly from point A to point B, which is basically never the case.
If, instead, you actually moved on a straight line from point A to point B, then the two quantities are the same.
Answer:
628
Step-by-step explanation:
using formula 1/3 x pi x r x r x h
1/3 x 3.14 x 10 x 10 x 6 = 628
Answer: 35.7%
Step-by-step explanation:
140$ / 100% = 1.4$ per 1%
Next 50$ / 1.4% = 35.71
Round 35.71 to closest tenth so it would be 35.7
