Let t = the number of days the mouse travels
Let D = the distance that the mouse traveled
The mouse travels at a rate of 1.5 miles per day, so R = 1.5 mi/day
The equation is:
Distance (D) = Rate (R) x Time (t)
SO:
Distance (D) = 1.5 mi./day X Time (t)
Step-by-step explanation:
I am not sure, if something else is missing.
but given that one chart we can say that Craig had 2 fastest throws.
they were in the category 70-75 mph.
but we cannot say precisely which one was faster, and how fast it went.
it is also not clear what is the categorization of a border element (e.g. with an exact speed of 60 mph - is it in the 55-60 or in the 60-65 category ? or both ?).
I assume the upper limit of each interval is included, and the lower limit is excluded.
under this assumption we can say the fastest pitch was faster than 70 mph but slower than or equal to 75 mph.
Answer:
put it in a calculator, 8,000 times whatever number u need
Answer:
9 1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
3 2/7 * 2 4/5
Change to improper fractions
( 7*3+2)/7 * ( 5*2+4)/5
23/7 * 14/5
Rewriting
14/7 * 23/5
2 * 23/5
46/5
Changing back to a mixed number
5 goes into 45 9 times with 1 left over
9 1/5
Answer:
That's great for Brad, wait are you talking about the Brad from clash royale? if so im impressed
Step-by-step explanation:
