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Karolina [17]
3 years ago
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Annabella time for a race was 24.2 seconds. Another runnee's time was 6.43 seconds faster write and evaluate an equation with to

find a variable to find the difference between annabelle's time and the other runners time
Mathematics
1 answer:
liberstina [14]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given Annabella time for a race is 24.2 seconds, if another runnee's time was 6.43 seconds faster, then the time taken for another  runnee's time will be 24.2 - 6.43 = 17.77secs.

Let a variable X be the difference between annabelle's time and the other runners time.

X = annabelle's time  - other runners time.

X = 24.2 - (24.2 - 6.43)

X = 24.2-24.2+6.43

X = 6.43seconds

Hence the expression between annabelle's time and the other runners time is X = 24.2 - (24.2 - 6.43)

<em>The difference between annabelle's time and the other runners time is 6.43seconds</em>

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