The distance Terry needs to run when the winner crosses the finish line is 1. 6 miles.
<h3>How to find the distance Terry needs to run?</h3>
The race was a 10 km race and she has completed 74% of the race when the winner crosses the finish line.
Therefore, the number of more miles Terry need to cover can be calculated as follows:
74 / 100 × 10 = 740 / 100 = 7.4 km
He has covered 7.4 km.
The distance remaining to cover = 10 km - 7.4 km = 2.6 km
Therefore,
4km = 2.48 miles
2.6 km = ?
cross multiply
The distance remaining to cover(miles) = 2.6 × 2.48 / 4
The distance remaining to cover(miles) = 6.448 / 4
The distance remaining to cover(miles) = 1.612
The distance remaining to cover(miles) = 1.6 miles
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<span>If the radius of a circle is doubled in length, the circumference of the circle is also doubled in length</span>
<span>-4,4,-6,6 is your answer </span>
Simplifying:
2t+-7=1
Reorder the terms:
-7+2t=1
Solving variable for "t."
Move all terms containing "t" to the left
Add "7" to each side of the equation
-7+7+2+=1+7
Combine the terms
-7+7=0
0+2+=1+7
2t=17
Combine the like terms:
1+7=8
2t=8
Divide each side by 2. You now have: t=4
Good luck, hope this helped! :)
Step-by-step explanation:
A1= 3.5×9=31.5
A2=2×2=4
A3=(1/2) × 5×2=5
A4= (1/2)×2×2=2
At=A1+A2+A3+A4
At= 31.5+4+5+2
At=42.5
