Joe runs one lap around a track in 80 seconds. Joe and Jim meet after 30 seconds.We know how long does it take for Joe to run one lap, so we can calculate what distance he runs in 30 seconds:
He runs half lap for 40 seconds. He runs quarter lap for 20 minutes and he runs 1/8 lap for ten minutes. So for 30 seconds he runs 3 * 1/8 lap=3/8 lap.
Because Jim runs in opposite direction this means that he will meat with Joe at 1-3/8=5/8 lap. So, Jim runs 5/8 lap for 30 seconds.
1/8 lap Jim runs for 30/5=6 seconds, so Jim needs 8*6=48 seconds to run the lap.
After 30 seconds Joe has run e runs
Answer:
400%
Step-by-step explanation:
We can write a percent proportion:
600/x = 150/100
a:b = c:d
a and d are linked and b and c are linked. So if a is missing, you would do (b*c)/d to get a, if b was missing, you would do (a*d)/c to get b, etc.
So over here we do
(600*100)/150 = 60,000/150 = 400, so x = 400, so that means it's 400% of 150
We can also use benchmark fractions which I find much easier:
100% of 150 is 150.
So 200% of 150 is 300
So 300% of 150 is 450
And 400% of 140 is 600
Every time it increases by 100%, it also increases by 150 on the other side, which makes sense
Let me know if you have any questions.
Step-by-step explanation:
Gradient of line AB = 6/2 = 3.
Gradient of line CD = 10/2 = 5.
Gradient of line AD = 12/8 = 1.5.
Answer:
The answer is A.
You can graph the two inequaltiy just like you would graph slope intercept from. Just think of the inequality sign as an equal sign. :)
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