Answer:
16/3 or 5.3
Step-by-step explanation:
150 miles = 4 hours
Find how long it takes to travel 50 miles(GCF between 150 and 200)
150/3 = 4/3
50 miles = 1 1/3 hours: multiply by 4 to get 200 miles
50 x 4 = 4/3 x 4/1
200 = 16/3
16/3 hours or 5.3
Answer:
A B and E
Step-by-step explanation:
So the object of this problem is to find out the value of d.
To do this, first think about 5 + 3. This equals 8, right? So the value of d times 4 has to equal 8.
No other number besides 2 would make sense. 2 would equal d because 4 x 2 is 8, and 5 + 3 is 8.
So you would write the answer as:
5+3=4(2)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I like to work problems involving repetitive calculations using a spreadsheet. The sort function can easily put the results in the appropriate order.
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Here, we need to compute minutes and kilometers remaining for each cyclist, and then divide the former by the latter to find the required timing.
Minutes remaining will be the difference between the qualifying time and the time used so far.
Km remaining will be the difference between the race length and the distance traveled so far.
Required minutes per km will be the ratio of minutes remaining to km remaining.
Levi has the least allowed minutes per km for his remaining distance. Roberto has the most.
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Christopher only has to increase his average speed by about 5% in order to qualify; Levi has the greatest challenge, as he needs about 18% more speed for the rest of the race.