The speed for which Brian iron the shirts is given by:
Rewriting we have:
Then, for each minute, we have the amount of ironed shirt is:
Answer:
At this rate, Brian plans 10/162 of his shirt.
Answer:
A. the rational number system is closed under addition, but not multiplication
Step-by-step explanation:
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The length of the rope in this case becomes the radius of the circle that the goat is able to graze. The area of the circle is calculated through the equation,
A = πr²
Substituting,
A = π(5m)² = 78.54 m²
Thus, the area that the goat is able to graze is equal to 78.54 m².
The cost of each vegetable is €1.50 per pound
Edward bought 3.25 pounds of carrot.
So the cost of 3.25 pounds of carrots = 3.25 × 1.50 = €4.875
He also purchased 
pounds of beet.
Quantity of beet purchased = 6/5 = 1.2 pounds
So the cost of beet shall be = 1.50 × 1.2 = €1.80
He purchased 0.95 pounds of Broccoli
So the cost of Broccoli shall be = 0.95 × 1.50 = €1.425
Total amount spent = 4.875 + 1.80 + 1.425 = €8.10
Edward spent €8.10 on vegetables.
Answer: Ian would have drove 91 miles using only 3 gallons of gas.
Step-by-step explanation: I used paper and pencil and used a T-chart putting one section at the top “gallons” and the other “miles”; under gallons I put 7 because the question stated with “7 gallons of gas”; under miles I put 217 because the question states that with 7 gallons of gas Ian’s car travels 217 miles so using the T-chart I want to simply the 7 gallons of gas to one gallon of gas to figure out how miles Ian’s car would go only using 3 gallons of gas; by dividing 7 by 7 giving me 1, and with a T-chart you wanna do the same thing to both sides meaning I divided 217 by 7 as well giving me 31 for 1 gallon of gas, meaning Ian’s car would travel 31 miles with only using 1 gallon of gas. After I find that answer I go to multiply the 1 under “gallons” by 3 to and again, if you do it to one side you have to do it to the other meaning I multiplied 31 my 3 as well; giving me 91. Meaning with only using 3 gallons of gas Ian’s car would travel 91 miles!
