Answer:
Identifying and Writing Equivalent Rates
Ratios compare two quantities. A rate is a type of ratio that compares two quantities that have different units of measurement. The word “per” is often used to describe rates.
Rates can be written as fractions. The first quantity is the numerator and the second quantity is the denominator. Different rates that have the same value are equivalent rates. You can find an equivalent rate the same way you find equivalent ratios—divide or multiply the numerator and the denominator by the same number.
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer choice isn't even up there. The answer is 15. Since Because hit 22 home runs; you would just subtract to find the number of Beverly's home runs since it says "7 more home runs than Beverly".
22 - 7= 15.
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Your first point is your y-intercept, which is -2. That means you plot a point at (0,-2).
From that point rise 3 and run (to the right) 4. Plot your second point there.
Connect the two points.
25. time = distance/speed
It took about 432 milliseconds for the ball to travel to the batter.
26. 15 cans at Save Rite will cost 5 times the amount for 3 cans, so will be
... 5×$5.25 = $26.25
15 cans at Spend Less will cost 3 times the amount for 5 cans, so will be
... 3×$7.50 = $22.50
Maria paid $22.50 at Spend Less.
27. Simple interest is computed using
I = Prt . . . . where P is the principal, r is the annual rate, and t is the number of years.
Filling in the numbers gives the interest charge.
I = $8000×0.065×4 = $2080
Malik pays back the principal plus interest, so pays $8000 +2080 = $10,080.
