Average speed = (distance final - distance initial)/(time final - time initial)
Average speed = (30-0)km /(100 -0)min = 3/10 km/min
3/10 km/min *60 min/1 h = 180/10 km/h= 18 km/h
Step 1 distribute the 5 across (8+0.2)
6^3+5(8+0.2)
6^3+40+1
6^3+41 (<em>I simplified the +40 and the +1</em>)
Step 2 take 6 to the power of 3
6^3+41
6x6x6 6x6=36 36x6=216
216+41 (<em>Simplify!</em>)
257
I hope this helped!
Lets answer the information by making it look like a budget subtraction:
60 = Total
1. Remove the delivery cost, so you can leave the rest of the budget for your pizzas.
60 - 7.50 = 52.50
2. Now, subtract the cost of pizzas multiple times until you reach it to where you dont have enough for another pizza.
52.50 - 14 = 38.50 Pizza 1
38.50 - 14 = 24.50 Pizza 2
24.50 - 14 = 10.50 Pizza 3
Now, theres not enough to buy another.
So, we know that Jacque can only afford 3 pizzas, but she need to calculate the number of slices.
3. Multiply the number of slices by the number of pizzas.
8 x 3 = 24
So, the largest number is 24 slices.
CDAB
4.2 (convert to frac on ur own)
12.5=x
CB= 14.5
AB= 8.82
I would help u but I need help with this to
