Answer:
14 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming each horse was only ridden once
then a total of 13 horses were ridden for a total of 182 miles
182 miles
/ 13 horses = 14 miles horse
Of course, if each horse was ridden more than once before being replaced the distance between replacements could be reduced.
Note that the fact that there were 3 riders is irrelevant.
A-4=B
2+C=B
A+B+C=13
A=b+4
C=B-2
Plug in to equation 3
(B+4)+B+(B-2)=13
Rearrange
B=11/3
A=(11/3)+4= 23/3
C=(11/4)-2= 3/4
If you look at the model RM is the same length as PM. PM=10 so RM=10.
Correct answers are:
(1) <span>28, 141 known cases
(2) 79913.71 known cases after six weeks (round off according to the options given)
(3) After approx. 9 weeks (9.0142 in decimal)
Explanations:
(1) Put x = 0 in given equation
</span><span>y= 28, 141 (1.19)^x
</span><span>y= 28, 141 (1.19)^(0)
</span>y= 28, 141
(2) Put x = 6 in the given equation:
<span>y= 28, 141 (1.19)^x
</span><span>y= 28, 141 (1.19)^(6)
</span>y= 79913.71
(3) Since
y= 28, 141 (1.19)^x
And y = <span>135,000
</span>135,000 = 28, 141 (1.19)^x
135,000/28, 141 = (1.19)^x
taking "ln" on both sides:
ln(4.797) = ln(1.19)^x
ln(4.797) = xln(1.19)
x = 9.0142 (in weeks)
Answer:
s=750+30W, after 14 weeks she has 1170$
Step-by-step explanation:
