I think( so correct me if i'm wrong).....Using the distance formula... D=Rate x Time, you alter it so that it equals time, since you want to find the number of weeks.
Time = Distance/ rate
SInce you start off at 2 and end up with 5, the total distance is 3 (I subtracted 5-2). And rate is already 12% (this is the iffy part, I'm not sure if you change the 12% in anyway.... but lets move on)
SO Time= 3miles/ 12% which is 1/4 of a week, or possibly.....
Time = 3 miles/ 0.12 which would equal 25 weeks.....
Do they give you these answers?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1/8 = 1/9 + x ...multiply by LCD of 72
9 = 8 + 72x
9 - 8 = 72x
1 = 72x
1/72 = x
1/8 = 1/10 + x....multiply by 40
5 = 4 + 40x
5 - 4 = 40x
1 = 40x
1/40 = x
1/8 = 1/11 + x....multiply by 88
11 = 8 + 88x
11 - 8 = 88x
3 = 88x
3/88 = x
can all unit fractions be made in more then 1 way like this ?
not to sure because that last one....because it has been that a unit fraction is the outcome of adding together 2 unit fractions...but that last one...3/88 is not a unit fraction
7q² - 28 = 0
+ 28 + 28
7q² = 28
7 7
q² = 4
q = ±4
q = 4 or q = -4
Solution Set: {±4} and {q|q = 4 or q = -4}
Answer:
this trinomial is prime, and cannot be factored.
Step-by-step explanation:
when expanding the equation, you multiply the last term by the first term's coefficient, and then find two factors that multiply to that product, and sum to the middle coefficient.
1 * 19 = 19
there are no factors that will multiply to 19 and sum to 11. thus, this polynomial is prime.
Answer:
In each muffin there are 1.53oz
Step-by-step explanation:
The first step is to get the weight of just one muffin. If the package contains six muffins we must divide the total weight by six.

The weight of just one muffin is 3oz.
Now, the problem says that blueberry high-fiber muffins contain 51 % dietary fiber by mass, which means that we must calculate the 51% of 3oz. We must take into account that 51% equals 51/100 which is 0.51. The equation would be:

Finally, in each muffin there are 1.53oz of fiber.