Answer:
We have been given that a car can travel 476 miles on 14 gallons of gas and we are asked to write an equation relating the distance d to the number of gallons g.
We can set an equation as distance traveled is directly proportional to number of gallons used in travelling that distance.
Now we will find out K(number of miles traveled in one gallon of gas) by substituting our given values in this equation.
Therefore, we can see that car travels 34 miles in one gallon of gas.
Now we can use this information to find out how many gallons of gas does this car need to travel 578 miles.
Let us divide number of miles to be traveled by number of miles traveled in one gallon of gas to find out number of gallons of gas needed.
Therefore, car need 17 gallons of gas to travel 578 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The distribution is skewed, so use the five-number summary. range: 38, median: 16, half of the data are between 9.5 and 25
Step-by-step explanation:
In the picture attached the histogram is shown. We can see that data is skewed to the right, so we have to use the five-number summary. The range of the data is 39 - 1 = 38 (subtraction of the maximum value to the minimum value); the median is (15 + 17)/2 = 16 (if you order the values, 15 and 17 are in the middle); quartile 1 is 9.25 and quartile 3 is 25.5 (see diagram of box and whisker attached), then half of the data are between those values.
7 hours
steps:
10 1/2 divided by 1 1/2
Answer:
use this equation: 150=1x+0.5y
Step-by-step explanation:
a) standard form equation above
b) 150=1x+0.5y
subtract 1x from both sides
then divide all by 0.5 to get slope intercept form
c) plug it in: 150=1(40)+0.5y and solve to get 220
d) take the y intercept from answer b. and the y intercept shows how many you have to sell of each to reach you $150(I think, this part might be wrong...idk)
