To find the unit rate in cost per hour, you will write the amount of money over the total time for each class. Then divide the cost by the time to find the unit rate.
New Steps: $7.50/1.5 hours = $5 per hour
Stepping High: $6.50/1.25 hours = $5.20 per hour
F=1
Add 22 to both sides, then divide both sides by 3
Answer:
∠TUV = 120°
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this figure is a kite, we know that; ∠TUV ≈ ∠TWV, so first we solve for x:
9x - 6 = 7x + 22
2x - 6 = 22
2x = 28
x = 14
Now, substitute 14 in for x, in the equation for ∠TUV:
∠TUV = 9x - 6
∠TUV = 9(14) - 6
∠TUV = 126 - 6
∠TUV = 120°
Hope this helps!
Subtract 1 from +1 and 0 and then divide the negative from x and -1 which gives u with x=1
It’s -4 because you need to like distribute then add like terms, etc.
