Answer:
5256 orbits
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 8760 hours in a year, and at a rate of 0.6 orbits per hour you can find how many orbits there are per year by multiplying the rate and time like this
8760 x 0.6
This gives us an answer of 5256 which is the number of orbits per year
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
so they used a total of 560 units
we are next told that if the units of usage are 360 or less use the 1st formula, but there is morn than 360 units in the given amount so use the 2nd formula
0.1(x-360+54)
0.1(560-360) + 54 = monthly bill
20+54 = monthly bill
74 = monthly bill
answer D looks good
6.4/8 = y/6 = x/7
0.8/1 = 4.8/6 = 5.6/7
6.4/8 = 4.8/6 = 5.6/7
x = 5.6 ; y = 4.8
I think that’s how you do it but not 100% sure
Well currently, we don't have sufficient evidence to prove that. we don't even know anything about j and l
