The way you should go about solving this really depends on how your teacher taught you...However, here's what I would recommend...
You know that 1/2 an hour is equal to 30 minutes, and 3/4 of an hour is equal to 45 minutes.
Using this you can then solve for how many pages she read per minute by dividing the number of pages read by the number of minutes read:11 pages/ 30 minutes to give you Monday's reading speed,and18 pages/ 45 minutes to give you Tuesday's reading speed.
Next, to calculate a percentage increase you need to do the following:
1. Determine the difference between the speeds (this means you will subtract Monday's reading speed from Tuesday's reading speed.)
2. Next you take that number and divide it by Monday's reading speed.
3. Multiply that answer by 100 to get the percentage.
I'm not going to tell you the speeds, as you should try to attempt to solve it by yourself, and I'm sure you need to show your work. I will however tell you that you should find there was a 3.3% increase from Monday to Tuesday.
If you need more help, let me know!
5 obtuse no acute and no right
Answer:
(1+√7,0),(1−√7,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
You can't factor the expression evenly, so use the quadratic formula.
a = 2
b= -4
c= -12
End result: (1+√7,0),(1−√7,0)
5 rows of 14 chairs
7 rows of 10 chairs
Or
14 rows of 5 chairs
10 rows of 7 chairs
Yes because if you divide both, the numerator and denominator, by 7 it would simplify to 10/3, so they are equivalent.
