Mabel spends 4 hours editing a 3 minute video. she edits at a constant rate. how long does mabel spend to edit a 9 minute video?
she spends 4 hours on a 3 minute video
so there are 60 minutes in an hour
4 hours with 60 minutes- 4x60=240
so she spent 240 minutes on a 3 minute video
3 divided by 240
3/240= 0.0125
so her constant rate is 0.0125 minutes an hour
so divide 9 minutes by her constant rate
9/0.0125 = 720
so she spends 720 minutes on a 9 minute video.
divide 720 by 60 since there are 60 minutes in an hour
720/60 = 12
so she spends 12 hours on a 9minute video
Answer:
x = 1178 games
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of games = x
Let the total cost = Tc
Let the total revenue = Tr
Given the following data;
Investment = $10,000
Cost of each game = $1.50
Selling cost = $9.99
Total cost, Tc = (Cost of each game * Number of games) + Investment
Tc = 1.50x + 10000
Total revenue, Tr = Selling cost * Number of games
Tr = 9.99x
Breakeven point is when total cost is equal to total revenue;
Tc = Tr
x = 1177.86 ≈ 1178 games.
<em>Therefore, the number of games that must be sold before the business breaks even is 1178 games. </em>
The question is incorrect. X is not defined UNLESS the hexagon is a regular hexagon, which means that all sides are equal (given) AND all angles are equal (not given).
Error in question aside, and ASSUMING the hexagon is regular, you can apply the principle that
1. the sum of exterior angles of ANY polygon is 360.
2. the sum of exterior angles and interior angles at EACH vertex is 180.
3. Multiply sum from (2) above by the number of vertices and subtract 360 gives the sum of the interior angles.
4. IF the polygon is regular (all angles equal), then each interior angle equals the result from (3) divided by n, the number of vertices.
Example for a regular heptagon (7 sides, 7 verfices).
1. Sum of exterior angles = 360
2. sum of interior and exterior angles at EACH vertex=180
3. multiply 180 by 7, subtract 360
180*7-360=900
4. since heptagon is regular, each interior angle equals 900/7=128.57 deg.
Arc length of the quarter circle is 1.57 units.
Solution:
Radius of the quarter circle = 1
Center angle (θ) = 90•
Arc length = 1.57 units
Arc length of the quarter circle is 1.57 units.
Answer:
75°
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall: SOH CAH TOA
Reference angle = ? = θ
Side length opposite to reference angle = 27
Hypotenuse length = 28
Apply SOH, which is:
Substitute
(nearest degree)
