Ted likes to run long distances. He can run 20km in 95 minutes. He wants to know how many kilometers (k) he will go if he runs a
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Explanation:
In the first example the division results in a radical, not a polynomial.
The remaining examples are not counter-examples (they do result in a polynomial)
We have been given that Grant spent $2.50, $4.00, $4.25, and $3.25 on breakfast in one week. The next week he spent $6 more in total for the 4 breakfasts than the week before. We are asked to find increase in the mean of second week.
Since Grant spent $6 more than last week, we will divide 6 by 4 to get how much mean of second week breakfast expenditures increased with respect to first week expenditures.
Therefore, mean of second week breakfast expenditure will be $1.5 more than first week.