11 because if you count the spaces between the two places, the answer would be 11.

the fractions are set up so that each unit cancels out until its only meters/hour
you can multiply all the numerators together to get 72000 and all the denominators to get 1
72000 meters/1 hour
72000 meters in 1 hour
hope this helped
Answer:
(8, 0 )
Step-by-step explanation:
under a reflection in the line y = - x
a point (x, y ) → (- y, - x ) , then
(0, - 8 ) → (8, 0 )
The answer would be 18550$. you would find 7.25% of 20000, multiply it by 5, then subtract it from 20000 to get 18550$.
First you would have to find the distance it's going per hour.

You will then get the answer of 200 m/hr. You can then plug in 200 m/hr to find how far the jet could fly in 10 hours

You're final answer should be 2,000 miles