The average change of altitude per minute would simply be
the ratio of distance descended over time. That is:
average change of altitude = distance / time
average change of altitude = 0.44 mile / 0.8 minutes
<span>average change of altitude = 0.55 mile / minute</span>
Adding the student with eight siblings will increase the class average amount of siblings because this student has more siblings than the average.
Therefore, the average number of siblings that each student has is larger than the original average.
Yes (my answer need to be greater than 20 characters long so...Ahhhhh). A way to help you is see it as 4.1 and 4.0 because the # after the 1 aren't that important
To find unit rate, it's typically done with the equation (y/X). in this case X=minutes and y=laps. so plug the numbers into the equation.(81/27). whatever the answers is, that's your constant of proportionality, or unit rate. multiply your unit rate with the minutes and divide the laps by the unit rate to find the minutes.
minutes=m
laps=l
unit rate=k
m×k=l
l/k=m