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jeyben [28]
3 years ago
5

Mr. Golv is practicing his jiu jitsu drill where he does 5 guard passes and 2 kimura arm locks. A guard pass takes G seconds, an

d a kimura arm lock takes K seconds. Match the expressions to their meanings. Each meaning may match more than one expression.

Mathematics
2 answers:
Sliva [168]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Given: In a drill Mr. Golv practice 5 Guard passes and 2 Kimura arm locks.

           Time taken to do a Guard Pass = G seconds

           Time taken to do a Kimura Arm lock = K seconds.

So, Time taken to complete a drill = 5 × G + 2 × K = 5G + 2K

And Time taken to complete drill 10 times = 10 × ( 5G + 2K ) = 10 ( 5G + 2K )

                                                                      = 50G + 20K

Therefore,

2G + 2K + 2G represent Neither of these.

K + 5G + K represent Time it rakes to complete the drill once.

10( 5k + 2G ) represent Neither of these.

20K + 50G represent Time it takes to complete the drill 10 times.

2K + 5G represent Time it rakes to complete the drill once.

10( 2K + 5G ) represent Time it takes to complete the drill 10 times.

agasfer [191]3 years ago
4 0
1.)C
2.)A
3.)B
4.)B
5.)A
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