The Olympics is a week or so. do it need to be specific?<span />
Here's something I learned, if that's a go math text book the answers are always in the last couple pages of the book
Answer:
$10t=m
Step-by-step explanation:
If for each hour is $10.
She would earn the number of hours times $10.
Example: She did babysitting for 4 hours this weekend. The equation is $10(4)=m or $10 x 4 = m. m=40
50 (1/3) mph
47 (1/2) = 47.5 mph
47.5 / 50 (1/3) =
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0.943708609271523
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hours
times 60 =
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56.6225165563
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minutes =
56 minutes <span><span><span>37.3509933775
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seconds
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Answer:
Option 4
Step-by-step explanation:
y = -5x + 2
-8 = -5(2) + 2
-8 = -10 + 2
Correct! :)
