<span>1800 mi / 30 hr = 60 mi/hr
hope that helped</span>
Yes: example-because if u are running u are using energy
You know that the ratio of J&S to F&So is 2:3. You need two numbers that have that same ratio to total 60 players. When you multiply both numbers by 12, you have a ratio of 2:3 but the number of players is 24 to 36. Thus, the total players is 60. When looking at the ratio of Juniors to Seniors, the ratio remains 1:2, but must total 24 players. Dividing the total players by 3, you can find where 1 part of the players equals 2 parts of the others. Keeping that same ratio in mind, you are able to calculate that the ratio of Juniors to Seniors is 8:16 but when reduced, still remains a 1:2 ratio.
I'm guessing Q lol. I hope that's helpful.
For question 4 the Y needs to be by itself. So instead of it being x+2y>/-12 it would be y>/-6+x. You would have to subtract x on both sides and then divide 2 on both sides as well. whatever you do on one side, you have to do it on the other side. Hope this helps. After you redo all the equations, you graph them. If you need anymore help , let me know!
