1/10
hope this helps u out!
Velocity * time = distance
40 (miles / hour) * t (hours) = 60 (miles)
Take note how the units work. miles/hour * hours = miles. This is an indication that a formula we picked is correct.
Now, looking at our formula (and neglecting units at this point)
40t = 60
t = 60/40
<span>t = 1.5 hours</span>
There are two eights per quarter, and four quarters per whole, so there would be 14 eights in one and three quarters
Answer:
2.5
Step-by-step explanation:
if you take 80 and 120 on the graph look at the middle you get 100 and in between 2 and 3 you get 2.5 so it would take 2.5 gallons of gas for 100 miles
use long division or synthetic division
I will use long
y-3 times y=y^3-3y
subtract that from y^2-y-11
we are left with
2y-11
multiply y-3 by 2 and get 2y-6
subtract that from 2y-11
get 5 as a remainder
answer is y+2+5/(y-3)
