15x=45
45/15 =3
X=3
45 miles in 3 hours
How long did it take for 40 miles?
15x=40
40/15 = 2.6666667
15 x 2= 30
15 x 2.5 = 37.5
15 x 2.6 = 39
15 x 2.7 = 40.5
1 hour equals 60 mins
Answer:
It took Cole about 2 hours and 6 mins to ride 40 miles.
Answer:
It doesn't make sense ....
Step-by-step explanation:
180 divided by 2=90
400 divided by 7=57
220 divided by 4=55
280 divided by 3.5=80
370 divided by 5.5 =67
None of it is under 50 per hour....sorry
Hello there! I can help you! In order to answer those questions, we need to plug in the values, based off of the variable.
g. Okay. We are solving b - 10. b = -8. When you subtract something from a negative number, the number is even lower. Let's add the numbers first and then put in the negative symbol. 8 + 10 is 18. Put the negative sign and you get -18. The difference is -18.
h. Now, we solve a - b. a = 5 and b = -8. Because we are subtracting a negative number from a positive, we have to add both numbers, which means the number gets bigger. Ignore the negative sign and add. 5 + 8 is 13. There. The sum is 13.
i. The problem is c - a. c = -9 and a = 5. So as explained on problem G, for this problem, ignore the negative symbol and add. 9 + 5 is 14. Plug in the negative sign to get -14. There. The difference is -14.
Answer: 2.01%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose Alex invests $1 into the account for one year. The formula is A=P0⋅(1+rk)N⋅k with P0=$1. We know that r=0.02 and k=2 compounding periods per year. Now, N=1 year. Substituting the values we have A=$1⋅(1+0.022)2=$1.0201. Now, to calculate the effective annual yield, we will use the formula rEFF=A−P0P0. rEFF=1.0201−11=0.0201 or 2.01%. When rounded to two decimals, rEFF=2.01%. However, do not include the % in your answer.
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