This is an awful question. They mean to say the number of hours practicing <em>per week</em> (we'll call it h) varies inversely with the <em>time</em> (t) she runs her event. Unless they mean to imply more practicing makes Tyler slower, in which case she should just get a pizza.
Inverse variation means the product is a constant, we'll call it k.
ht = k
When h = 1 hour t=6 minutes
(1)(6) = k
k = 6 (hour*minutes, but as long as we're consistent we don't need to sweat the unit.)
Decreasing her time by one minute means t = 6 - 1 = 5. We solve for h.
ht = k
h = k/t = 6/5 = 1.2 hours
Answer: 1.2 hours, second choice
Then you'll need to get started on it pretty soon.
Just take it slow and easy, and remember your order of operations (or PEMDAS).
First look through it and do any multiplications and divisions that you find.
Then do the additions and subtractions.
I just gave it a quick scan and I came up with 26. I dont know if it's correct.
Get to work. You can do this !
Answer:
Hi, there the answer is B. Trust me
Step-by-step explanation:
-5c^2-3c+4 This polynomial is in standard form, now, and the leading coefficient is 5, because it is the coefficient of the first term. Degree is 2, due to -5c^2.
Answer:
w=2
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm too lazy to explain the first part but here:
3/4w=6/4
w=2
