Well obviously the two bottom graphs don't represent the two trucks meeting. So we can cross those out. Looking at the top two graphs we can tell that the line above is truck #2. In graph 1 it shows the second truck is slowing down which is wrong since that isn't told.
So the answer would be Graph #2
I hope this helps!
-Ayden
It also belongs to set of natural numbers.
Answer:
7:3
Step-by-step explanation:
think of it as a fraction
Given:
The recipe calls for 
cup of strawberries for each gallon of lemonade.
Tia has 6 cups of strawberries.
To find:
The number of gallons of lemonade she can make.
Solution:
We have,
cup of strawberries for = 1 gallon of lemonade
cup of strawberries for = 
gallons of lemonade
= 
gallons of lemonade
= 
gallons of lemonade
cup of strawberries for = 
gallons of lemonade
= 
gallons of lemonade
= 
gallons of lemonade
Therefore, 9 gallons of lemonade she can make by using 6 cups of strawberries.
First, let's write down this inequality:
<span>There are at least 245 students enrolled in the school.
y≥245
This inequality says what the sentence says!
now, the number of teachers must be:
x≥2*(y/25)
(two times the number of groups of students of 25!)
so those two inequalities, taken together will be the answer!
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