To find the cost per yard, divide the cost by the amount:
p: 6.25 / 6.5 = 0.96 --> The cost per yard is $0.96
r: 3 /4 = 0.75 --> The cost per yard is $0.75
b: 8.1 /8.5 = 0.95 --> The cost per yard is $0.95
s: 7.2 / 6 = 1.2 --> The cost per yard is $1.20
In order from cheapest to most expensive:
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Hope this helps.
Uhhh 18?? 9+9, 10+8, 7+11, 6+12, 5+13, 4+14, 3+15, 2+16, 1+17
Answer:
cosx= 35. Use Trignometrical identity cosx = √1−sin2x . cos x = √1−1625 = √925 = 35 to be the ...
Missing: =0.82 | Must include: =0.82
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
56.3 kilometers per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
We know D = RT
where
D is distance
R is rate (speed)
T is time
Let's Bill's rate be "x". Thus using equation we can write:
D = xt
We know Eugene travelled 21.1 faster than Bill, so Eugene's rate is 21.1 + x. So we can write:
D = (21.1 + x)t
D = 21.1t + xt
Now, putting t = 1 in both since after 1 hour given, we have:
D = x(1)
D = x
and
D = 21.1(1) + x(1)
D = 21.1 + x
We know the sum of both the distance is 133.7, so we can write:
x + 21.1 + x = 133.7
Solving for x:
2x = 133.7 - 21.1
2x = 112.6
x = 112.6 / 2
x = 56.3 km/hr
This is Bill's rate: 56.3 kilometers per hour
