Logan, the way you have phrased this question makes it a bit hard to follow. I'm going to take the liberty of paraphasing it:
"Catalan drives an average of 1.4 times faster during the first 105 miles of her trip than she does during the second 105 miles."
As we are told, let X represent her speed during the first 105 miles of her trip. She drives more slowly during the second 105 miles. Thus, her speed during the 2nd 105 miles is X/1.4.
Remember: distance = (rate)(time), or time = (distance)(rate)
We need to determine an expression for the time she spends driving. Let T1 be the time required to drive 105 miles at speed X mph and T2 be the time required to drive 105 miles at speed (X/1.4) mph.
What is the total time required to drive these 210 miles?
Total time = (time required to drive 105 miles at X mph) + (time required to drive 105 miles at X/1.4 mph).
This gives you TIME SPENT DRIVING as a function of X, her speed during the first 105 miles of driving.
The composition of transformations that would map figure ABCD to figure A''B'C''D' is 180° degree rotation about point C.
<h3>What is transformation?</h3>
It should be noted that transformation simply means the manipulation of a shape or geometric figure.
In this case, the composition of transformations that would map figure ABCD to figure A''B'C''D' is 180° degree rotation about point C.
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So first of all, we know that 16 oz= 1 pound.
Let's do a quick calculation:
3.2 pounds*(16 oz/1 pound)= 51.2 oz.
Note that pound (in 3.2 pounds) and pound (in 1 pound) cancels out so you get the oz unit.
Hope that would help :))
