Answer: It will take Jane 14 days to run 41 miles
Explanation: The problem asks how long it will take Jane to run 41 miles, we know Jane has ran 6 miles already so:
41-6= 35
Jane is running 2.5 miles a day therefore:
35 ÷ 2.5 = 14
Well, it's 40/4 for one minute, or 10 for one minute. You want 36 mins, so you multiply by the square root (6), to get $60, to which you also add the $90 for the lesson (result is $150)
Step-by-step explanation:
Your problem → 5y+5/2 / 25y-20/40y^2-32y
5y+5/2÷25y-20/40y^2-32y
=5⋅y+5/2÷25×y-20/40×y^2-32×y
=5y+5/2÷25×y-20/40×y^2-32y
=5y+5/2×1/25×y-20/40×y^2-32y
=5y+y/10-20/40×y^2-32y
=5y+y/10-y^2/2-32y
=5y×10+y-y^2×5-32y×10 ÷ 10
=50y+y-5y2-320y ÷ 10
= -269y-5y^2 / 10
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
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