The complete question is
<span>Sarah rides her horse for 2 1/6 hrs with a constant speed of 6 km/hr and then for another 2 hours and 5 minutes with a constant speed of 12 km/hr what is her average speed for the total trip?</span>
we know that
speed=distance/time
1) Sarah rides her horse for 2 1/6 hrs with a constant speed of 6 km/hr
time=2 1/6 hrs----> 13/6 hrs
speed=6 km/h
distance=speed*time----> 6*(13/6)---> 13 km
2)for another 2 hours and 5 minutes with a constant speed of 12 km/hr
time=2hrs+5 minutes----> 2+(5/60)--> 125/60 hrs
speed=12 km/hrs
distance=speed*time----> 12*(125/60)---> 25 km
3) find the average speed for the total trip
total distance=13 km+25 km----> 38 km
total time=(13/6)+(125/60)----> (10*13+125)/60----> 4.25 hours
speed=38/4.25----> 8.94 km/hrs
the answer is
8.94 km/hrs
I think the second i didnt make it on paper but its the one that more convence me
Add 4x to both sides and get
13 = 1 + 3x
12 = 3x [from subtracted 1 from both sides]
x = 4 [from dividing 3 from both sides]
therefore your answer would be x = 4
Answer:
$15.225
Step-by-step explanation:
$29 - 30% = $20.30
$20.30 - 25% = $15.225
