Answer:
1 1/2 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
if running 1 lap around a track is 1/2 miles then all we have to do is add it up
so we know that 1/2 miles is one lap
so if he runs two laps we would have run 1 mile
now that we know that he would have ran 1 mile in 2 laps then all we have to do it just add 1 more 1/2 mile in which would give u the answer of 1 1/2 miles or 1.5 miles
30:6
divide both by a common multiple
LCM: 6
5:1
Use the distance formula to find the value of the side lengths.
d=√((x1-x2)²+(y1-y2)²
d of side AC is 6
d of side CB is 10
Angela's use of the Pythagorean Theorem of 10²+6²+c² is incorrect; she put the right values in the wrong spots, the formula needed is:
6²+10²=c²
Option C- Angelica's side lengths were too long.
Answer:
4d i think im not sure???hoped it helped?
Percent increase=increase/original times 100
increase=26-21=5
original=21
so
5/21 times 100=0.23809523809523809523809523809524 times 100=23.809523809523809523809523809524
round
24%
so 24% increase
