Answer:
1/10 or 0.1
Step-by-step explanation:
.5/5 = .1
1/2 / 5/1 = 1/10
Yes it is possible to have two perpendicular lines have the same y intercept. This is where the two lines cross or intersect each other. The y intercept is where the graph touches or crosses the y axis.
Answer:
32 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
Let the total distance be x miles
Marks speed= 16miles per hour
Trisha's speed= 12 miles per hour
Trisha has covered 8 miles and has (x-8) miles to finish line
We know that
Speed= distance/time
time= distance/speed
Hence the time taken for Mark to finish is
time= x/16---------------1
The time taken for Trisha to finish is
time= (x-8)/12-----------2
equate 1 and 2 above
x/16= (x-8)/12
cross multiply
16(x-8)= 12*x
16x-128= 12x
collect like terms
16x-12x= 128
4x=128
x= 128/4
x= 32 miles
Hence they will meet at exactly 32 miles along the way
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4^(-3) = 1/4^3 = 1/(4*4*4) = 1/64
which can also be written as 1/(2^6)
depending on your answer options.
