Cheryl ran the trail twice, so:
252 x 2 = 504
She ran 504 feet. Now convert 504 feet to yards:
3 feet : 1 yard
504 feet : ? yards
Answer: 168 yards
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Ok so first we need to under stand that 60 minutes is equivalent to 1 hour, by knowing this we should be able to answer the following. Our first box which needs to be filled in asking how many hours are in 300 minutes, well let’s figure this out. So we know that in 60 minutes it will be equivalent to one hours, so in order to find how many minutes are in 300 minutes we would divide 300 by 60 which give a us 5. Therefore causing the second box to me 5 hours. Our next and final box is asking how many hours are in four minutes well this one is a little harder than our previous one but I’ll help you through it. By following the same procedure as we did the previous question we are going to divide 4 by 60 and we know that dividing like so we are going to get a decimal but that’s ok it’s going to give us the answer we need to fill in the box. By dividing like so we should get a long decimal that look that this 0.066666666666667. I am going to simply this down to 0.0667. Causing my last box to be 0.667.
Summary:
second box: 5 hours
Third box: 0.0667 hours
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X2 - 16, is the answer. The first one.
x^2 - 16 = (x)^2 - 4^2, difference of two squares :)
The linear model for the data is expressed as: R = 20p - 160.
<h3>How to Write a Linear Model?</h3>
Using two pairs of values from the table values, say, (32, 480) and (33, 500), find the unit rate (m).
Unit rate (m) = (500 - 480)/(33 - 32) = 20/1
Unit rate (m) = 20.
Substitute (p, R) = (32, 480) and m = 20 into R = mp + b to find b
480 = 20(32) + b
480 = 640 + b
480 - 640 = b
b = -160
To write the linear model, substitute m = 20 and b = -160 into R = mp + b:
R = 20p - 160
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Answer:
its a right triangle
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