<span>To solve it, use the quadratic formula with (½)(-32.174 ft/s²) = a, 38 ft/s = b, and 30 ft = c. There are two answers; the only positive answer is t = 2.986 s </span>
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The bakers healthy baker can make 280 bagels in 10 hours. how many bagels can they bake in 15 hours? what was that rate per hour
Answer: First you should calculate the rate per hour.
280 / 10 = 28.
In one hour the baker can make 28 bagels.
Multiply the one hour amount by 15.
28 x 15 = 420.
In short, Your answer is the baker can make 420 bagels in 15 hours and it is 28 bagels per hour.
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Answer:
OF COURSE SHE ISNT A MORNING PERSON. Anyway....
8:45-25 minutes is 8:20. -30 minutes from that, and you get 7:50. PRESUMING she wants to get to class the SECOND the bell rings, she should leave at 7:50!
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3.06 rounded to the nearest whole number is 3.
.06 is much closer to 0 than it is to 1, so round down.
3.06 rounded down is 3, so that is your answer.
