The answer for this question is 92.7 at leaat 1 decimal place
Answer:the distance to work is 1 mile and you can walk at 4 miles per hour, then you can walk 1 mile in ¼ hr = 15 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
Dylan,
If the distance to work is 1 mile and you can walk at 4 miles per hour, then you can walk 1 mile in ¼ hr = 15 minutes.
To set up the "equation" think about it this way: (1 mile/ t) = (4 mile/ 1 hr)
so 1/t = 4/1 hr
now multiply both sides by t to get 1 = t·(4/1 hr), next divide both sides by (4/1 hr)
t = 1/(4/ 1 hr) = 1 hr/4 = ¼ hr = 15 min.
Answer:
t= 12.9 years
Step-by-step explanation:
Value after t years = initial value ( 1 - r )^t
Where,
Value after t years= $5000
Initial value = $22,400
r= depreciation rate = 11%
t= length of time (years)
Value after t years = initial value ( 1 - r )^t
5000 = 22,400 ( 1 - 0.11)^t
5000 = 22,400(0.89)^t
Divide both sides by 22,400
(0.89)^t = 5000 / 22,400
(0.89)^t = 0.2232
Take the log of both sides
t log 0.89 = log 0.2232
t= log 0.2232 / log 0.89
= -0.6513 / -0.0506
= 12.87
t= 12.9 years
Answer: 800.
Step-by-step explanation: Round them both to the nearest ten. That is 40x20.
