Let's find out.
David needs to score an average of 145 across all four games, so first we do:
145 × 4 = 580
Then we add all the scores he currently has:
139 + 143 + 144 = 426
Then we subtract 426 from 580 to find out how much he needs to score for his fourth:
580 - 426 = 154
David needs to score 154 on his 4th game to have an average score of 145 for all 4 games.
The 3 in 530 is 1/10 of the value than in 300
3 en 530 es 1/10 valor 300
lo siento <span>mi español es malo</span>
There could be 4 adults which is 16$ with 4 children which is 4$ and that gives you 20$
<span>The <u>correct answers</u> are:
Given; prove; statements; and reasons.
Explanation:
The <u>given</u> is important information we are given at the beginning of the proof that we will use in constructing the proof.
The "<u>prove</u>" is the statement we are trying to prove.
The <u>statements </u>are the steps we use to get from our given to what we're trying to prove.
The <u>reasons</u><span> are the theorems, conjectures, properties, and corollaries we use to justify the steps we take in the statements part.</span></span>
Definitely slower! why?
because it is 4 laps around the track just to make 1 mile. he would have had to run 24 laps in an hour. it took him 13.5 to run just one. he would have run just a little over a mile in an hour. or a little over 1 mph