A. 170 students out of the 230 students love both biking and skating (to make it easier, the percentage is about 0.74).
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Step-by-step explanation:
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600 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
So basically we can write both plans as linear functions:
F(x) = $59.96+$0.14 . x
S(x) = $71.96+$0.12 . x
Where F(x) is the first plan, S(x) is the second one and X are the miles driven.
To know how many miles does Mai need to drive for the two plans to cost the same, we equalize both equations and isolate x.
F(x) = S (x)
Mai has to drive 600 miles for the two plans to cost the same-
Step One
Calculate the number of feet traveled in 1 rotation.
Formula
C = π*d
P = 3.14
d = 9 inches = 9/12 feet = 3/4 of a foot.
C = 3.14 * 3/4 = 2.355 So that means that every time the tire turns around 1 complete turn, the distance traveled on the ground is 2.355 feet.
Step Two
Figure out the number of revolutions.
1 revolution = 2.355 feet
x revolutions = 300 feet.
1/x = 2.355/ 300 Cross multiply
2.355 feet * x = 1 rev * 300 feet
2.355 x = 300 rev Divide by 2.355
x = 300 / 2.355
x = 127.39 revolutions. <<<< Answer
