Answer:
6 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 60 minutes in an hour. This can be broken up into 5 12-minute intervals. From there, you can do 3 intervals of 12 minutes which is 36 minutes. The 36 minutes is divisible by 6 questions getting to 6 minutes per question.
surface area (S) of a right rectangular solid is:
S = 2*L*W + 2*L*H + 2*W*H (equation 1)
where:
L = length
W = width
H = height
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you have:
L = 7
W = a
H = 4
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formula becomes:
S = 2*7*a + 2*7*4 + 2*a*4
simplify:
S = 14*a + 56 + 8*a
combine like terms:
S = 22*a + 56
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answer is:
S = 22*a + 56 (equation 2)
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to prove, substitute any value for a in equation 2:
let a = 15
S = 22*a + 56 (equation 2)
S = 22*15 + 56
S = 330 + 56
S = 386
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since a = 15, then W = 15 because W = a
go back to equation 1 and substitute 15 for W:
S = 2*L*W + 2*L*H + 2*W*H (equation 1)
where:
L = length
W = width
H = height
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you have:
L = 7
W = 15
H = 4
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equation 1 becomes:
S = 2*7*15 + 2*7*4 + 2*15*4
perform indicated operations:
S = 210 + 56 + 120
S = 386
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surface area is the same using both equations so:
equations are good.
formula for surface area of right rectangle in terms of a is:
S = 22*a + 56
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If o<span>n a coordinate grid, Ming's house is located 2 blocks to the right and (I suppose also 2) blocks up from (0. 0), then the ordered pair that describes the location of Ming's house is (2,2) (moving right 2 units from some point you have to add 2 units to the x-coordinate of the point from which you are moving and moving up 2 units from this point you have to add 2 units to y-coordinate of the point from which you are moving up).
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If Joe's house is located 3 blocks to the right and 2 blocks down from Ming's house, then the ordered pair that describes the location of Ming's house is (2+3,2-2), that is (5,0) <span><span>(moving right 3 units from some point you have to add 3 units to
the x-coordinate of the point from which you are moving and moving down 2 units
from the point you have to substract 2 units from y-coordinate of the point from which you are moving down)</span>.</span>
Without the original equation, it's impossible to answer that question. I'm sorry.
