No, -(5/11) is equivalent to -5 all over 11 so -5/11. You cannot change the denominator
He rented the bike for 6 hours. If Cody charges an 18 dollar fee up front you subtract that from the total 48 to get 30. Then once you get down to the what he payed for the time used you divide it by 5 because that’s the hourly fee and get 6 hours
Answer: The answer is 324 all you have to do is just divide 7,776 by 24 then Breaking it into expanded form.
<span>Since we need to convert “miles per second” to “miles per hour,” we first need to find out how many seconds there are in a hour.
We know that there are 60 seconds in a minute, and if we wanted to do an hour we would have to do 60 * 60 which is 3600 seconds, therefore,
</span>1 mi/57.1 sec = (1 mi/ 57.1 sec)(3600 sec/1 hour)
= (3600/57.1) mi/hours
<span> = 63.047 mi/hours</span>
12. Since there is no table given I will assume that what you want me to do is to show that Unit rate of Brandon’s biking.
SO here are the data that we need:
=> 8 and ½ miles = 8.5 miles
=> ½ hour = .5 hours or 30 minutes
Now, let’s solve for the unit rate
=> SO in every 30 minutes he bikes around 8.5 miles
=> Since 1 hour is equals to 30 minutes, simply multiply 8.5 by 2
=> 8.5 * 2 = 17miles
=> 17 miles / hour
