Answer:
52 serves landed out
Explanation:
If you divide the number of serves in by 2 ( number that he lands in for every 6 serves) and then multiply by 4 ( number that land out for every 6 serves), you get 52 serves out.
Answer:
B) Find the ratio of minutes to miles, 4:1. Multiply 7.5 by 4
Step-by-step explanation:
A bicyclist rides the same number of miles every minute. The ratio table below shows the number of miles she rides during certain amounts of time.
Biking Times and Distances
Number of Minutes Number of Miles
10 2.5
16 4
? 7.5
48 12
Which statement explains how to find the number of minutes it takes to bike 7.5 miles?
B) Find the ratio of minutes to miles, 4:1. Multiply 7.5 by 4....
The equation that runs through the location (4,-6) has the slope-intercept form,
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<h2>Formation of the equation</h2>
A line's equation written in the slope-intercept form:
y=mx+b
where m= slope & b= y-intercept
The slope of two parallel lines is equal.
Currently, we know the line's equation:

here, slope, m= 
A line equation is created by adding the slope's value and the point's coordinates (4, -6):

⇒ -6=-3 +b [adding 3 to both sides]
⇒-3=b
⇒b= -3
Hence the solution is
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The half gallon is better because you could buy 2 half gallons of milk and get the same amount for $2.98 which is less than $2.99
The set of integers is not closed under the operation of division because when an integer is divided by another, the results are not limited to only integers i.e. zero and decimals are possibilities
<h3>How to determine the true statement?</h3>
Integers are numbers without decimal points
When integers are divided, the possible results are:
The decimal and the zero possibilities imply that the set of integers is not closed under the operation of division
This is so because when an integer is divided by another, the results are not limited to only integers i.e. zero and decimals are possibilities
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