Answer:
after 1 Min it's -9
after 2 mins it's -1.08
Step-by-step explanation:
12% X 75 = 9
12% X 9 = 1.08
Answer:
9000 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: A airplane is ascending at a constant rate of 15 feet per second,
What we need to know: The change in altitude during 10 minutes of flight,
60 seconds = 1 minute
60 × 10
= 600 seconds
600 × 15
= 9000 ft
Therefore there was a 9000 ft change in altitude during the 10 minutes of the flight.
Answer:
0.4 sec
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that
1 mile=5,280 feet
1 foot=12 inches
1 hour=3,600 seconds
Let
s -----> the speed in ft/sec
d ----> the distance in ft
t -----> the time in sec
s=d/t
Solve for t
t=d/s
step 1
Convert miles/hour to ft/sec
105 mi/h=105(5,280/3,600)=154 ft/sec
Convert 60 ft 6 in to ft
60 ft 6 in=60+(6/12)=60.5 ft
step 2
Find the time
t=d/s
we have
s=154 ft/sec
d=60.5 ft
substitute
t=60.5/154
t=0.39 sec
Round to the nearest tenth
t=0.4 sec
Answer:
J = 15
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find what the variable equals, you need to put it alone on one side of the equation. So to get rid of the 5, you have to do the opposite of division, which is multiplication. You multiply 5 and 3 to get 15. This will look like:
15 = J
Usually, there is something left to do on the number side, but in this case, there is nothing and you found your answer!
I am not sure but... sixty three, 63.0, 630%, and 630/100, (I am sorry if I am wrong).
