Answer:
FOR THE AREA:
Count how many full squares are in the middle, then count how many halves there are on the outer edge. the divide the amount of halves by 2 then add to the amount of full squares.
Answer:
The best estimate for the number of hours the family drove is 28.8 Hours.
Step-by-step explanation:
The distance Jarrod's family drove is 1778 miles and their average speed was 61.7 miles/hour, and we need the best estimate for the number of hours the family drove. For this we use the distance formula

and use solve for t:

Thus the best estimate for the hours driven is 28.8 hours.
<em>It is only an estimate because the speed given is the average speed.</em>
M=-4
The number with x is always going to be the slope
Y-intecept=9
<span>It will take Yanni 20 minutes to catch up with Tracy. This can be determined with the fact that average velocity equals change in distance divided by change in time. Rearrange the equation so that we are solving for the final time, then set Tracy's equation equal to Yanni's equation and solve for the final time.</span>
No.of sales to the food costs represent is
$2250+
$25000
=27250