Answer:
c = 420t . . . . c is calories burned; t is hours riding at 15 mph
Step-by-step explanation:
There is not enough information given to write a function rule relating all the variables to calories burned. If we assume that calories are burned at the constant rate of 420 calories per hour, then total calories will be that rate multiplied by hours:
c = 420·t
where c is total calories burned by the 154-lb person, and t is hours riding at 15 mph.
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In general, rates are related to quantities by ...
quantity = rate · time . . . . . where the rate is (quantity)/(time period)
Answer:
1078
Step-by-step explanation:
first: multiply 980 by 0.10 to get 10% of 980
second: take that value (98) and add it to 980
then: you get 1078 after adding
Kristin jogged at a unit rate of 4.2 miles an hour
Hope this helps (:
(1/0)^2+(22/3)
You can't divide anything by 0, so the first part (1/0)^2 is undefined, which makes the entire expression undefined.