He goes 1.5k/h. To get that you divide the km by the hour. Then multiply the hour by 1.5 to get the km. (Ex. 2hrs x 1.5km = 3km)
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i think it's <C and <R since they're 90 degree angles, though they are small
Answer:
the first cell next to 3 (time hours x) is 300
the point is (3, 300)
the second cell is 1000
the point is (10,1000)
the values for the second table should be the same if they have the same unit rate which is 100 watts per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
If there is 100 watts perhour just multiply the number of hours by this unit
1 hour = 60 minutes/300 minutes (set up a ratio problem)
5 hours
