No i dont think so but i could be wrong i will double check to be sure though
Well to solve this firstly we should calculate her average speed while she was going to work. Which comes out to be 45 miles per hour.
Now if her average speed while going home is half as fast as while coming to work was, the answer would be 22.5 miles per hour. So the average speed for the total journey would be the average for these two values. As the distance was same for both the journeys we can simply do 45 + 22.5 / 2 = 33.75 mph.
If you are talking about $110 being increased by 140% then the answer is $264
Answer:
12/7
Step-by-step explanation:
1 x 7= 7, then add 5 because of the denominator. 12/7
So for you’r question its definitely B
