They got the 1.2 minutes by taking the total number of minutes (6) and dividing them by the number of laps run (5). So 6 divided by 5 gives you the 1.2.

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2 years ago

Jerry drew JKL and MNP so that K= N,L= P, JK=6, and MN=18. Are JKL and MNP similar? IF so, identify the similarity postulate or

Nesterboy [21]

The right answer is similar-aa

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3 years ago

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With the given information, which of these conclusions is reasonable?

Schach [20]

To which character in Seedfolks does Paul Fleischman assign the most personal perspective on gardening?Kim Wendell

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1 year ago

Jai Narayan sells two radio sets for 2288 each.

san4es73 [151]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

S.P of each radio=$ 2288

Total S.P= $2\times 2288=$ $4576

Gain=10%

Lose=10%

C.P= $\frac{S.P\times 100}{100+gain(in\;percent)}$

C.P= $\frac{S.P\times 100}{100-loss(in\;percent)}$

By using the formula

C.P of one radio= $\frac{2288\times 100}{110}=$ $2080

C.P of another radio= $\frac{2288\times 100}{100-10}$ =$2542.2

Total C.P of two radios=2080+2542.2=$4622.2

Total C.P >Total S.P

Loss=S.P-C.P

Loss=4622.2-4576=$46.2

Loss%= $\frac{Loss}{C.P}\times 100$

Loss %= $\frac{46.2}{4622.2}\times 100=$ 1%

Hence, his loss 1%

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3 years ago