The best thing to do is to divide the amount she has driven (357.9) by the miles (21)
As you're looking for an estimate, you have to round them.
357.9 rounds to 360
21 rounds to 20
Therefore, you've got to divide them
360/20= 18
Therefore, Ellen has driven approximately 18 miles
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
The slope of the line is -5
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Answer: 658.3</h3>
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Explanation:
The adjacent complementary angle to that 28 degree angle is 62 degrees because 62+28 = 90.
If the reference angle is the upper acute angle 62 degrees, then the y is the opposite leg and the side 350 is the adjacent leg.
Use the tangent ratio
tan(angle) = opposite/adjacent
tan(62) = y/350
350*tan(62) = y
y = 350*tan(62)
y = 658.254262871217
y = 658.3
Answer:
I believe this would be B
Step-by-step explanation:
The way I do improper fractions is called the 'boot'
It is where you take the whole number and the denominator and circle both of them so it kind of looks like a boot and you multiply those together.
So 5 * 8= 40 then you add your numerator to that which gets you 45, and you keep the denominator the same
So you end up with 45/8
Sorry if its a little confusing
Hope this helps :)
If A=w(50-w)
A=50w-w^2
dA/dw=50-2w
d2A/dw2=-2
Since the acceleration is a constant negative, that means that when velocity, dA/dw=0, it is at an absolute maximum for A(w)...
dA/d2=0 only when 50=2w, w=25
So as the case with any rectangle, the perfect square will enclose the greatest area possible with respect to a given amount of material to enclose that area...
So the greatest area occurs when W=L=25 in this case:
A(25)=50w-w^2
Area maximum is thus:
Amax=50(25)-(25)^2=625 u^2
