Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
So, in this problem, we're given the size of the of the file. We are also given the rate of change of the amount-downloaded function.
Notice how the transfer rate is in units of time (25.2 MB/s means 25.2 MB per second).
If we want to calculate how <em>long</em> it'll take to download the entire file, we have to divide the file size by the amount of the MB downloaded in one second. (This is assuming the download rate is constant, in the case it isn't constant, you would use calculus) This will find the total number of seconds needed to download the entire file.
We're essentially solving for t in the equation
It would be 12% because .3 divided by 2.5 is .12 which is equivalent to 12%
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
C is too little and D is too much
To find how much each person will get, you have to divide the amount available by the people. There are 2 ways I believe we can do this.
First way
Let's divide.
2÷9= 2/9
Each person would get 2/9 of a gallon if they shared it.
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Second way
I believe it would be easier to convert this into cups. There are 16 cups per gallon.
16×2= 32
Let's divide that by 9.
32÷9= 3 5/9 cups per person.
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Each person would receive 2/9 of a gallon.
To get 20/10 as a mixed number you would have to take 20 and divide it by 10. Once you do that your answer should be 2.
