Answer:
D. 4
Step-by-step explanation:
The faster you go, the faster you get home (theoretically anyway) and vice versa. So if your speed is doubled, it'll take half the time to get home. But if your speed gets halved, it'll also take double the time to get home.
So, if at 60 mph it takes 1 hour to get home, then if your speed is divided by four to 15 mph, you need to multiply the time by the same number and thus the answer is 4.
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
They are different by 5 percantages
Find the point in which the x = 1, and the y point meets.
When x = 1, y = 2
2 is your answer for y
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Our water faucet leaked 3 2/6 liters of water every 3/5 of a hour.
We are to find the rate in liter per hour at which the water faucet leaked.
First, use the number of liters the water faucet leaked in 3/5 of a hour.
This is 3 2/6 = 20/6
Therefore, the number of liters of water faucet leaked in 1 hour is
(20/6) / (3/5)
Before we solve this, we should simplify,
20/6 can be simplified to 10/3
3/5 cannot be simplified
Then, we should modify our problem to use reciprocation instead of a complex fraction,
(10 • 5) / (3 • 3)
This equals 50/9
Now, solve 50/9 for 5.555555555556
This rounds to 5.6
Thus, the required rate at which the water faucet leaked is 5.6 liters per hour.
