Answer:
1140 words
Step-by-step explanation:
12 days * <u>95 words</u> = 12 * 95 words = 1140 words
1 day
44, 55, 1010 and 4040
I knew I was smart :)
Answer:
Plane speed = 40 m/s.
Wind speed = 300 m/s.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the speed of the plane = Y
And the speed of the wind = X
If the plane then travel 340 miles per hour with the wind, that means the plane and the wind are moving in the same direction. Therefore,
X + Y = 340 ..... ( 1 )
Also, 260 miles per hour against the wind. That is, the plane is moving opposite to the direction of the wind. Therefore,
X - Y = 260 ..... ( 2 )
Solve the two equations simultaneously by addition. That will eliminate Y
X + Y = 340
X - Y = 260
2X = 600
X = 600/2
X = 300 m/s
Substitutes X in equation (1)
300 + Y = 340
Make Y the subject of formula by collecting the like terms
Y = 340 - 300
Y = 40 m/s
Therefore, the speed of the plane is 40 m/s. While the speed of the wind is 300 m/s.
The mathematically expression of the given above is,
(x^1/5)(x^1/5)(x^1/5)(x^1/5)
For the same variable involved in the operation multiplication, the exponents should be added. Thus, the answer is,
x^4/5
or x to the 4 over fifth power. The answer is letter B.
Answer:
The information that was collected by each of the four methods is;
The participant's favorite coach of the Dallas Cowboys.
Step-by-step explanation:
For each of the four methods listed, the question that stood out was the favorite coach of the Dallas Cowboys among the participants in the study.
Questionnaire: one of the questions was, who is your favorite coach of the Dallas cowboys?
Interview: I asked him which coach was his favorite
Observation: I knew he was kidding because he had a smirk on his face. This observation showed that Barry Switzer was not really his favorite coach.
Historical data: I asked him which coach was his favorite and he said, "Barry Switzer because he was the last one to win a championship." This historical data shows that the reason why Barry Switzer was chosen as the researcher's favorite coach was that he was the last to win a championship.