The list of choices you included doesn't have any correct expressions on it.
-- If the rocket went straight up, and then dropped back at the same place
it was launched from, then it must have dropped straight down.
-- The route it followed on the way down was exactly the same as the
route it followed on the way up.
-- Since it reached a maximum height of 150-ft from the ground
and the route was straight, the length of the route was 150-ft.
-- (150-ft going up) plus (150-ft coming down) = 300-ft traveled all together.
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The unit of measurement appropriate for this would be meters^2
Turn percentage into a fraction.
15% = 0.15
Divide.
60 / 0.15 = 400
Hence, 15% of 60 is 400.
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Answer: x = 400 MPH x+60 = 460 MPH
Step-by-step explanation:
(Distance = (Rate)(Time)
Let x = speed of the LA bound plane
Then, x+60 = speed of NYC bound plane
Sum of distances = 2464
3.4x + 2.4(x+60) = 2464
5.8x + 144 = 2464
5.8x = 2320
x = 400 MPH x+60 = 460 MPH
