Yes if you were to so 290 times 10 on a calculator or 2,900 divided by 10
7.90×7=55.30. 6.80×1=6.80. 55.30 + 6.80=62.10 Total
It would be 13... if I did my math right.
The distance between starting and ending point is 34 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Car moves 16 miles to north then 30 mile to east.
It forms a right angle triangle.
The straight line distance from starting to ending point represents hypotenuse.
To find the distance between starting and ending point.
Formula
By <em>Pythagoras theorem,</em>
h² = b²+l² where h is the hypotenuse, b is base and l is the another side.
Taking, b=16 and l=30 we get,
h² = 16²+30²
or, h = 
or, h =
= 34
Hence,
The distance between starting and ending point is 34 miles.
When you say "Which number ...", I expect to see a list of choices at the
end of the question, and I get very upset when there's nothing there.
9h + 15 > 55
Subtract 15 from each side: 9h > 40
Divide each side by 9 : <em> h > 40/9</em>
Any number greater than (4 and 4/9) satisfies the inequality.