Answer:
9.75 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
If Rob drove 35% of the time and Mark drove the remainder of the time, the total is 100 %
100-35 = 65
so Mark drove 65% of the time
The total time driven was 15 hours, so we multiply the total time driven by the percentage of time that Mark drove to find the number of hours that Mark drove.
15 * 65%
15*.65
9.75 hours
SO EASY 60 people = 10 minutes in line 240 people = 40 minutes in line
Answer:
19/18
Step-by-step explanation:
substitute the value of m(11/6) in m-7/9
which is equal to 11/6 -7/9 =19/18
Answer:
20 adults and 10 children
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find the total amount of adults and children for 30 total people (adults + children) and only 100$ for them. 30 adults is 120$. We need to take off double the amount of money that would bring it to 100$ because the cost for each child is half of an adult. That way, we have 80$ of adults, and when we fill in the rest with children, we get to 100$ total and 30 total people.
