Answer:
Dominic can ride a mile every 4 minutes so if total miles is represented by m, then the solution for how many minutes he's riding for a specific amount of time would be 4m (4 x m). For example, if you want to find out how many minutes it would take to ride 1 mile, substitute m for 1. It would be 4 x 1 = 4 so it takes a total of 4 minutes. If you want to find out how many minutes it took to ride 6 miles, substitute m for 6. It would be 4 x 6 = 24 so it would take a total of 24 minutes to ride 6 miles. If you want to find out how many minutes it took to ride 12 miles, substitute m for 12. It would be 4 x 12 = 48 so it would take a total of 48 minutes to ride 12 miles. I think you gave a lack of information so your question is incomplete but I hope this is applicable and helps anyways!
Answer:
The radius is 9 mm
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume of a sphere is given by
V = 4/3 pi r^3 where r is the radius
972 pi = 4/3 pi r^3
Divide each side by pi
972 = 4/3 r^3
Multiply each side by 3/4 to isolate r^3
3/4 * 972 = 4/3 * 3/4 r^3
729 = r^3
Take the cube root of each side
(729) ^ (1/3) = (r^3) ^ (1/3)
9 = r
The radius is 9 mm
Answer:
The area of the shaded figure is:
Step-by-step explanation:
To obtain the area of the shaded figure, first, you must calculate this as a rectangle, with the measurements: wide (4 units), and long (6 units):
- Area of a rectangle = long * wide
- Area of a rectangle = 6 * 4
- Area of a rectangle = 24 units^2
How the figure isn't a rectangle, you must subtract the triangle on the top, so, now we calculate the area of that triangle with measurements: wide (4 units), and height (2 units):
- Area of a triangle =

- Area of a triangle =

- Area of a triangle =

- Area of a triangle = 4 units^2
In the end, you subtract the area of the triangle to the area of the rectangle, to obtain the area of the shaded figure:
- Area of the shaded figure = Area of the rectangle - Area of the triangle
- Area of the shaded figure = 24 units^2 - 4 units^2
- <u>Area of the shaded figure = 20 units^2</u>
I use the name "units" because the exercise doesn't say if they are feet, inches, or another, but you can replace this in case you need it.
Ooo! I love these! Ok so your IQR is C or D. I might have my calculations wrong if so. Sorry!
22.5 miles
You would create a proportion based on the given information, then cross multiply and solve for the number of miles 1 gallon of gas can go.