Answer:
6 students
Step-by-step explanation:
6 times 1.5 equals 9
I am not sure if you have any choices. Here are some options:
0.17333333333
This is also notated by .1733 with a line over the top of the two 3's indicating that these number continue repeating.
Other choices depending on your instructions...
.173 (if rounded to thousanths)
.17 (if rounded to hundreths)
.2 (if rounded to tenths)
Answer: She actually graphed it at (5,0) instead of (5,1)
Step-by-step explanation:
It should be one unit higher
Solve for x and it is a vertical slope
Answer:
8 laps
Step-by-step explanation:
You can simply add up the number of laps:
(1st student laps) + (2nd student laps) +(3rd student laps) +(4th student laps)
= 2 laps + 2 laps + 2 laps + 2 laps
= 8 laps . . . . total for the 4 students
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Many people find it tedious to add the same number over and over, so they make use of the invention of multiplication. If you want to add 4 twos, you can simply multiply 4 times 2 to get the result.
total laps = (laps/student) × (number of students)
= (2 laps/student) × (4 students) = 8 laps
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<em>Additional comment</em>
May people look at this and say "word problem!" and then turn off their brain and go into a state of shock.
It is more productive to read the words, and use your imagination to visualize the scenario and what the question is asking. If you imagine 4 team members standing at the starting line and anticipating running 2 laps (each), the total number of laps should be so obvious that you don't even have to think about how you arrived at the solution.