60£
Peter = 2 Angard
Angard = 3 Nick
Peter = 2 Angard = 6 Nick
Angard = 3 Nick
Nick = 1 Nick
6+3+1=10 Nick
60£/10 = 6£
Nick = 6£
Angvard = 3 Nick = 6£*(3) = 18£
Peter = 6 Nick = 6£*(6) = 36£
(prove: 6+18+36=60£)
Answer:
28 and 6
Step-by-step explanation:
List the factors (excluding itself):
6: 1, 2, 3,
28: 1, 2, 4, 7, 14
Add them up!
1+2+3=6
1+2+4+7+14=28
if they add up to the original number then the number is perfect.
Ay^2+2ay-3a
a(y^2+2y-3)
a(y-1)(y+3)
Answer:
The answer to your question is car 1 = 30 gal and car 1 = 20 gal
Step-by-step explanation:
car 1 = a
car 2 = b
Efficiency of car 1 = 35 mi/gal
Efficiency for car 2 = 20 mi/gal
Total distance = 1450
Total gas consumption = 50 gal
Equations
35a + 20b = 1450 ------- (I)
a + b = 50 ------- (II)
Solve by elimination
Multiply equation II by -35
35a + 20b = 1450
-35a - 35b = -1750
Simplify
0 - 15b = -300
Solve for b
b = -300/-15
Result
b = 20
Substitute b in equation II to find a
a + 20 = 50
Solve for a
a = 50 -20
Result
a = 30
Answer:
60 kilometers per hour.
420 kilometers will be covered
Step-by-step explanation:
speed = distance ÷ time.
so 60kmh = 240km divided by 4 Hours
60km = 1 Hour of distance
240km = 4 Hours of distance
Therefore 60 x 3 hour is 180km added to 240 is 420km. So in 7 hours traveling 60 kilometers per hour the will cover 420kms.
