Given in the problem is the diameter of the Ferris Wheel.
Thus, we can compute for the Ferris Wheel Circumference. This is the circular distance a single capsule attached to the wheel needs to do a full circle to.
Using 2 Step, we find the rate of how fast the capsule needs to be moving to complete 1 full cycle in 30 minutes.
1. Formula for computing the circumference
C = 2 x π x R
where R = Diameter divided by 2
C = 2π(120/2 )
C = 120π
2. Compute the rate or speed of the capsule / coach.
Rate or Speed = Distance to cover / Time it takes to cover
R/S = 120π/30 = 4π m/min or 12.57737 meters / min
Answer:
45%
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
X=7
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Number of miles remaining for Jason to reach end of the path = 3/4 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Total distance of the path = 12 1/4 miles
Distance reached by Jason's bike on the path = 11 1/2 miles
Enter the distance, in miles, Jason must ride to reach the end of the path.
Number of miles remaining for Jason to reach end of the path = Total distance of the path - Distance reached by Jason's bike on the path
= 12 1/4 miles - 11 1/2 miles
= 49/4 - 23/2
= (49-46) / 4
= 3/4 miles
Number of miles remaining for Jason to reach end of the path = 3/4 miles
Answer: the first option is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the number of necklaces that he makes in a year.
Profit = Revenue - cost
The cost of making each necklace is $5. In making necklaces in a year, the fixed cost is $5000. This means that the total cost of making x necklaces in a year is
5x + 5000
Sam sells each necklace for $10 each. This means that the total amount made from selling x necklaces is $10x.
For Sam to make profit of $1000 in a year, the number of necklaces that she must sell would be
1000 = 10x - (5x + 5000)
1000 = 10x - 5x - 5000
10x - 5x = 1000 + 5000
5x = 6000
x = 6000/5
x = 1200
