It does. Because 6+(-1) equals 5 and so does 19-14
Answer should be 3 I’m pretty sure
Of course.
You can only say for sure that 1/4 of a whole thing is less than 1/3 of a whole thing
if the whole things are equal size.
If Marty's pizza was 1/3 bigger than Luis' pizza, then they both ate the same amount.
If Marty's was MORE than 1/3 bigger than Luis', then Marty ate more pizza.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the speed of each one we proceed as follows:
speed=distance/time
a] Noah's speed:
distance=2.5 miles
time=3/5 hours
speed=(2 1/2)/(3/5)
=(5/2)/(3/5)
=5/2×5/3
=25/6
=4 1/6 mi/hr
Emily's speed
distance=3 3/4 miles
time=5/6 hour
thus
speed=(3 3/4)/(5/6)
=15/4)/(5/6)
=15/4×6/5
=4 1/2 mi/hr
Anna's speed:
distance=3 1/3 miles
time=3/5
speed=(3 1/3)/(3/5
=(10/3)/(3/5)
=10/3×5/3
=5 5/9 mi/hr
Anna was the fastest
Answer:
-293
Step-by-step explanation:
The first term of the arithmetic sequence is a1 = 2. The common difference is d = -3-2 = -5. The general term is ...
an = a1 +d(n -1)
an = 2 -5(n -1)
The 60th term is ...
a60 = 2 -5(60 -1) = -293
