I assume that the length of the rectangle is 8 inch more than width .
Answer:
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of miles
This applies for the three questions
Step-by-step explanation:
10 gallons and 300 miles are related in such a way that you divide the number if miles by number of gallons.
300/10 = 30 miles per gallon.
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of Miles.
5 gallons ad 150 miles related in such a way that you divide the number if miles by number of gallons.
150/5 = 30 miles per gallon.
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of Miles.
1 gallon and 30 miles related in such a way that you divide the number if miles by number of gallons.
30/1= 30 miles per gallon.
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of Miles.
Answer:
1.92 m³
hopefully this answer can help you to answer the next question.
Answer:
Train A = 128
Train B = 68
Step-by-step explanation:
We can set up a system of equations for this problem
Let A = # of tons of Train A
Let B = # of tons of Train B
A + B = 196
A = B + 60
Now, we plug in A for the first equation, using substitution
(B+60) + B = 196
2B + 60 = 196
Subtract 60 from both sides
2B = 136
Divide both sides by 2
B = 68
Plug in 68 for B in the 2nd equation
A = 68 + 60
A = 128
Checking work: 128 + 68 = 196 :D hope this helped
Yes
The heavier the chicken the longer it takes to cook it.
