Answer:
1/10
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2 * 1/5
Multiply the numerators
1*1 = 1
Multiply the denominators
2*5 =10
Numerator over denominator
1/10
Answer:
282 hr <======= see below
Step-by-step explanation:
Distance / rate = time
2.4 x 10^9 mi / 85 m/hr = 28235294 hr
You must have left the power of 10 off of your speed
probably should be 8.5 x 10^6 perhaps? then answer is 282
<h3>If speed was 8.5 x 10^5
then answer becomes ~ 2820 </h3>
Answer:
to provide interest in the subject
As per my experience,I used to hate math and always scored less marks,the moment I was going to high school I realized the importance of math towards the future, see you'll find maths in nearly all subjects like the 3 sciences, economics, geography, business e.t.c
Why did you write this question at first?, just take some free time and think about it,the only best way to learn maths is to take maths positively as the best and most valuable subject,if you want to ace math you have to race it, challenge math like you'd challenge anyone to a game, practice math if it's your weakest point, practice is very much needed to skill maths and never be shy to ask your teachers whether you are studying online/offline. You'll need to get the shy behaviour out of you whether you like /don't like your teacher or your an average student.
Concentrate while learning math, whether there's noise in you background or not, Nothing can stop you in excelling math if you have full concentration, positiveness and the "will" to do so.
if you're next to your exams then just one thing, Start now!!
hope this helps!
Answer:
sedan = 26 miles/gallon
truck = 17 miles/gallon
Step-by-step explanation:
try to write the text in mathematical format as a system of equations
t=truck s=sedan
first equation can be written as
t= (181-5s)/3
we can use it in the second equation and rewrite it as
7[(181-5s)/3]+6s = 275
7(181/3 -5/3s) + 6s = 275
1267/3 - 35/3s + 6s = 275
-35/3s + 18/3s = 275-1267/3
-35/3s + 18/3s = 825/3 - 1267/3
-35s + 18s = 825 -1267
-17s = -442 s = 442/17 = 26 sedan has an average of 26 miles/gallon
we use this value of s in the first equation
3t + 5*26=181 3t=181-130 t= 51/3 = 17 truck has an average of 17 miles/gallon
