Answer:
The answers are in the question.
Step-by-step explanation:
The wording can be off-putting but the answers are mostly there for you. It says that when the wind was at the tail of the plane, the travel was hastened to 5 hours instead of six. Is the rate of speed with the wind in favor of the plane is r+21, then it stands to reason that traveling AGAINST the wind will cause the rate to drop to r-21. Taking the average of the two travel times (5 and 6 hours each), we get 5.5 hours. Since speed is distance divided by time, the speed of the plane in still air will be <em>d</em> / 5.5
Be sure to label the speed as mph.
No it's smaller. 12.56 is much less than 125.6.
First you need to multiple 7X0.02 and then add that number to 7
Amber spends $5,307.25 and she can make 461 skateboards.
Divide 1846 by 2 and you get 923, you then multiply that by $5.75 and get $5,307.25.
Then, you'll divide 1,845 by 4 and get 461.5. (she can only make 461 full skateboards.)
