Answer:
6/25 km in 1 min; or 0.24 km/min
Step-by-step explanation:
The info about Angel is not necessary.
Jayden runs 3 laps in 5 mins
Each lap is 2/5 km, so Jayden runs 3 x (2/5 km) in 5 min = 6/5 km in 5 min.
Distance = rate x time
6/5 km = rate (5 min)
We want to isolate r (rate), so divide both sides by 5 min
6/5 km ÷ 5 min = r
6/5 km (1/5 min) = r
6/25 km/min = r (notice how the units worked out correctly to km/min)
So, Jayden runs 6/25 km in 1 min.
16. no i dont agree. 1 is the only number that can multiply and equal itself. also, 0.1 is not even a whole number
17. it took 19 to 21 hours. one way to show work is by long division. i dont know how to do another way im so sorry
18. because 15000 is the amount in 50 minutes, so just divide 50 minutes of phones by 50 to get one minute of phones
i am worn out i cant do the last one
Start the graph at the <em>y</em>-intercept. At 0 hours, he will make $0, so (0, 0) is the <em>y</em>-intercept. From this point, he makes $8.10 an hour; go up 8.1 for every 1 hour you go over on the graph. The graph is attached.
1. 12 mph, 24 miles
2. m=4, y=22
3.15/1, $1500
4. x=30 y=60, k cheaper, j cheaper
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
1st step: solve the exponential number
2x^2=4x
3x^2=9x
2nd step: rewrite the number sentence with the exponent solved
4x-8x+8 9x+27x-30
3rd step : solve
4x-8x=-4x 9x+27x=36x
-4x+8= 36x-30=
4 6
Step 4: See what least common multiples they have in common
4 LCM =2 * 2= 4 6 LCM= 2*3=6
So the LCM is 2
