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Answer:
7.83 km/h
Step-by-step explanation:
At her constant pace, Nina's time for 6 km will be found by the proportion ...
(time for 6 km)/(6 km) = (time for 9 km)/(9 km)
time for 6 km = (6 km)/(9 km) × (75 min) = 50 min
Jo's time for the same distance will be 4 minutes less: 50 -4 = 46 min. Jo's speed is ...
speed = distance/time
= (6 km)/(46/60 h) = 360/46 h ≈ 7.83 km/h . . . . Jo's speed
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<em>Additional comment</em>
From the 6 km point, the remaining race is half the distance already run, so will take half the time already taken. As we know, Nina will finish in 25 more minutes; Jo will finish in 46/2 = 23 more minutes, 2 minutes ahead of Nina.
The awnser would be-(4a+b-3) I hope this helps you
4.1x + 29 is the correct answer
A:
An independent variable could be how long she works. (Well it's not really independent I guess... Sorta depends.)
A dependent variable could be how much money she makes, depending on how long she works.
B:
Umm, like:
(1, 7)
If 1 was how many hours she worked and $7 is how much money she made, and therefore x would be how many hours she worked and y would be how much total money she made.
(2, 14)
(3, 21)
C: An equation would be 7x = y.
Using elimination method. Using substitution will cause some fraction problems.
c- child tickets
a- adult tickets
4a + 7c = $83
5a + 6c = $90
multiply by -5
-20a - 35c = -$415
20a + 24c = $360
-11c= -$55
c = $5 child tickets
4a + 7(5)= $83
4a + 35 = $83
4a = $48
a= $12 adult tickets
