Answer: A
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum amount of weight the truck can carry is 1600lbs. You do not want to exceed 1600lbs, but you can reach 1600lbs. This makes the inequality symbol ≤. This symbol says that the weight load has to be less than 1600lbs, but It can equal 1600lbs. You know that the piano is 400lbs and each box is 50lbs. Since you want to figure out how many boxes you can put on the truck alongside the piano, you can use the inequality: 50x + 400 ≤ 1600.
50 represents pounds per/box
x represents the number of boxes you can hold
400 represents the weight of the piano
1600 represents the max weight.
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
0) the basic formula is: L=v*t, where L - distance, v - speed/velocity; t - time;
1) if the person's speed in still water is 'v' and the speed of water is 5 (according to the condition), then the upstream speed is 'v-5' and the downstream speed is 'v+5';
2) according to the condition the upstream time and the downstream time are the same, it means t₁=t₂=t, where t₁=upstream time and t₂=downstream time;
3) according to the items above it is possible to make up the equation of the upstream travel: t(v-5)=3; ⇒ t=3/(v-5);
4) according to the items above it is possible to make up the equation of the downstream travel: t(v+5)=13; ⇒ t=13/(v+5);
5) if t=3/(v-5) and t=13/(v+5), then
Answer:
He drove 111 miles
If we were given the distance Lan drove last weekend instead off how much gas he used then we would have to find the amount of gas used by lan.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ian's car can go 185 miles on 5 gallons of gas
On 5 gallons of gas lan's car can go 185 miles
Therefore in gallon of gas lan 's car can go
185/5 = 37
So, for 3 gallons of gas lan's car can go
3 × 37 = 111
for 3 gallons of gas lan's car can go 111 miles
If we were given the distance Lan drove last weekend instead off how much gas he used then we would have to find the amount of gas used by lan.
Answer:
it is exponent less than 1
Ax2<span> + bx + c = 0 = </span>a(x+d)^2<span> + </span>e<span> = 0 </span>
