The third choice is the correct choice.
Answer:
18 km/hr
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the unit rate, we must find the rate in kilometers per hour.
Let’s divide the total kilometers by the total number of hours.
unit rate = kilometers/hours
Juan rode 72 kilometers in 4 hours.
unit rate = 72 kilometers/ 4 hours
unit rate = 72 km/4 hrs
unit rate = 18 km / hr
The unit rate is 18 kilometers per hour.
Answer:
A. y - 7 < 2 x - 6
Step-by-step explanation:
When you put the given values into the inequalities, you get ...
A: -7 < -6 . . . . true
B: -6 < -7 . . . . false
C: 7 < -6 . . . . .false
D: 7 < 6 . . . . . false
31 hours.
first I times $30 by 15, an I got 450, then I got 1132 and took away 450 and I got 682, finally I divide 682 by 22 and got 31
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the total production order be X. The combined rate is thus x/36 orders per hour.
Now, we know that the three machines are working at the same constant rate. This means that individual rate for each of the machines will be x/36 divided by 3 and that gives x/108 per machine.
Now, we are having another machine coming at the same constant rate. This means we are adding an x/108 rate to the preexisting x/36.
The new total rate thus becomes x/108 + x/36 = 4x/108
Now we know that the total new rate is 4x/108. Since the total work doesn’t change and it is still x, the time taken to complete a work of x orders at a rate of 4x/108 order per hour would be x divided by 4x/108 and this is x * 108/4x = 108/4 = 27 hours
