<span>Juanita
is watering her lawn using the water that is stored by rainwater.
=> the water in the tank drops 1/3 inch in every 10 minutes she waters.
=> The tanks water level is 4 feet.
Question : Number of days can Juanita waters is she waters 15 minutes per day.
=> 4 feet is the total amount of water = 1 ft = 12 inches
=> 48 inches in total
=> 1/3 inch is used every 10 minutes = 0.33 inches
=> she waters 15 minutes per day = 0.495 inches in every 15 minutes
Solution
=> 48 inches / 0.495 inches per day
=> 96.97
So Juanita can use all the water in water tank for approximately 97 days.</span>
Yeah dang i have no idea. great question tho
0.5b+2=3
0.5b=3-2
0.5b=1
b=2
so brad purchased 2 pounds of bananas
K, so areitmetic
an=a1+d(n-1)
a1=first term
d=common differnce
we are given
a1=2 and 3/4
6th term is 3 and 7/12
so
a6=3 and 7/12=2 and 3/4+d(6-1)
3 and 7/12=2 and 3/4+d(5)
minus 2 and 3/4 both sides
10/12=5d
divide both sides by 5 or multiply both sides by 1/5
2/12=d
1/6=d
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or
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that is the rule
Answers:
- Distance = 20 meters
- Displacement = 4 meters North
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Explanation:
To find the distance traveled, we add the two values to get 8+12 = 20 meters.
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For the displacement, I recommend drawing a vertical number line. Mark the values 0, -8 and 4 on the number line. Going from 0 to -8 represents going 8 meters south. From -8, move up 12 units and you should arrive at 4 on the number line, which represents being 4 meters north of the original position 0. The displacement only cares about the start and end points, more specifically, the change between the two. The direction is also important for the displacement.
In other words, Michael started at 0, did a bunch of movements, and ended up at 4 on the number line. So we can simplify all those movements to one single movement of "move north 4 meters" to represent the displacement.
As you can see, it's possible to get a displacement of 0 meters, which is not the case for the distance traveled in the previous section.