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Answer: C) 13 gallons</h3>
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Work Shown:
(150 miles)/(6 gallons) = (325 miles)/(x gallons)
150/6 = 325/x
150*x = 6*325 .... see note below
150x = 1950
x = 1950/150 .... divide both sides by 150
x = 13 gallons is the final answer
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Note: in this step, I cross multiplied. The general template for cross multiplication is that we go from A/B = C/D to A*D = B*C. As the name implies, the "cross" refers to the "X" shape that forms when you multiply the terms.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Waldo's speed = W
Let Ralph's speed = W + 15
A
Waldo's distance = speed * Time
Time = 4 hours.
Speed = w
distance = 4 * w
B
Ralph's speed is W + 15. It's not clear if you need a number. We'll get around to that later.
C
Ralph traveled 4*(W + 15)
D
4w + 70 + 4(W + 15) = d
You really can't get a definite answer to these questions. Even if you knew whether they were heading away from each other or towards each other it wouldn't help.
Answer:
Total ways = 5×5×5×5×5
Total ways = 5^5
Total ways = 3125
Therefore, the correct option is C) 5^5
Step-by-step explanation:
John has pairs of red, orange, yellow, blue and green socks.
Which means that John has 5 different colors pairs of socks.
We are asked to find out in how many ways can he wear them over 5 days.
1st Day:
On the first day John has 5 ways to choose from.
2nd Day:
On the second day John has 5×5 ways to choose from.
(Since repetition is allowed)
3rd Day:
On the third day John has 5×5×5 ways to choose from.
4th Day:
On the fourth day John has 5×5×5×5 ways to choose from.
5th Day:
On the fifth day John has 5×5×5×5×5 ways to choose from.
Total ways = 5×5×5×5×5
Total ways = 5^5
Total ways = 3125
Therefore, the correct option is C) 5^5
The room is 15yd × 10yd
so 15×10=150
the room is 150 square ft
Answer:
16 tricycles
12 bicycles
Step-by-step explanation:
If all were bicycles, there would be 28·2 = 56 wheels. Each additional wheel indicates the presence of a tricycle instead of a bicycle.
There are 72 -56 = 16 tricycles. The remaining 28-16 = 12 are bicycles.
