Answer:
14.60
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that there are 100 centimeters in 1 meter. The plant is 13 meters tall, and grows 8 centimeter every month. It is asking you for 20 months worth (x = 20) of growth.
First, solve for the amount of centimeters total in 20 months:
8 centimeter per month x 20 months = 160 centimeters per 20 months.
Remember, there are 100 centimeters in every meter. Therefore:
160 centimeter/ 100 centimeters per meter = 1.60 meters.
Add the growth to the original height:
13.00 + 1.60 = 14.60
14.60 meters is your answer.
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The answef is 1.83 because if you notice all of them are being divided by 38your answer is 16.5 because youre dividing all dog food in cups by wet food 3 times like 4.5/3 is 1.5 and so on
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Assuming that the fee is purely based on duration, the equation would look like this:
c= a*p
where c= cost, a= rates per hour, p= hours of parking
Alexandra pays 7$ for 3 hours parking. So, a would be:
c= a*p
7$= a * 3 hr
a= 7$/3hr
Then the final equation would be:
c= (7/3) *p
