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2 answers:
Answer:
B. 63.8 mph
Step-by-step explanation:
IN order to solve this problem we just have to keep in mind that the miles per hour is calulcated by the number of revolutions that the tire is doing multiplied by the circumference of the tire, so the circumference of the tire is given by the first set of number in the tire the first one would be:
So we just have to multiply it by the first one and then divide it by the second:
SO when the speedometer is on 60 mph, he will actually be going at 63.8 mph.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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is the slope. Therefore, -2 is the slope of that equation.
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have to be substitute for with real values.
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and -3 for
:
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