Answer:
the answer is parallel lines
Given that the amount of time varies inversely with G.
It can be written as,
where K is the constant.
We need to determine the time it takes to put out the fire when 200 gallons of water are used.
<u>The value of constant:</u>
When 
, we get;
Thus, the value of constant is 96.
<u>Time taken:</u>
Substituting 
and 
in the formula , we get;
Thus, the time taken to put out the fire using 200 gallons of water is 48 minutes.
Hence, Option B is the correct answer.
You can multiply 2/3 by 2/2 to get 4/6. This means that x=4!!!
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Answer:
360 mi/h
Step-by-step explanation:
The speed for the outbound trip was ...
speed = distance/time = (715 mi)/(2 1/6 h) = 330 mi/h
The inbound speed was ...
(715 mi)/(1 5/6 h) = 390 mi/h
The airspeed of the plane is the average of these two ground speeds, so is ...
(330 +390)/2 = 360 . . . . mi/h
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Answer:
27
Discussion:
By the distance formula (or Pythagorean theorem)
distance = sqrt ( (change in x)^2 + (change in y)^2)
In our case this becomes
distance = sqrt ( (18 - (-9) )^2 + (-12 - ( -12))^2)
= sqrt ( ( 18 + 9) ^2 + ( -12 + 12) ^ 2)
= sqrt ( ( 18 + 9) ^2 + 0^2 )
= sqrt ( 27^2)
= 27
Geometrically, as both y coordinates = -12, the points define a horizontal line segment. The length is then simply the difference of the x coordinates, 18 - (-9) = 18 +9 = 27. Same answer as before
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MrB
