Answer:
legs limit the number of chairs that can be built
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum number of chairs that can be built will be the minimum of the number of parts divided by the number of parts needed for each chair, as computed across the different kinds of parts required.
seats: 12 available, used 1 per chair: 12/1 = 12 chairs possible
backs: 15 available, used 1 per chair: 15/1 = 15 chairs possible
legs: 44 available, used 4 per chair: 44/4 = 11 chairs possible
The maximum number of chairs that can be built will be the minimum of 12, 15, and 11. That is, 11 chairs can be built, limited by the number of available legs.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure its A
Step-by-step explanation:
SOLUTION
At the same time t,
Train 1 would have covered a distance of 80t, since distance = average speed x time.
Train 2 would have covered a distance of 70t.
Now both added should give 210 miles
That is 80t + 70t = 210
150t = 210
t = 210/150
t = 1.4 hours
