Given :
A bike path is 3 miles long. there are distance markers every path one fourth mile to the end of the path.
To Find :
Which number line correctly models this situation and the total number of distance markers.
Solution :
It is given that their are markers every 1/4 part of mile.
So, their are 4 markers per mile.
Numbers of markers in 3 miles long path is :
Therefore, the total number of distance markers in 3 mile path is 12.
Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
the answer should be x= -7 hope this helps!
We see that they are made up of identical squares, meaning that each side of each square is the same length. There are 12 square sides that make up the perimeter of A, so we can do 72/12 which is 6. We see there are ten total square lengths on the perimeter of b, so we can do 6 times 10 which is 60 cm. That’s your perimeter.
130 • .16 = 20.8 or 20 (4/5) or 104/5
Put the answer as 20.8 unless specified otherwise.
.16 is 16%
You can divide 84 and 144 and convert the answer to a fraction.
Correct me if I am wrong.
