Answer:
Erie to Rochester is 145 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
If we designate the points of interest as C, E, and R, we are told that ...
CE + ER = CR . . . . . the various distances are segments of a straight line
For CE = 94 and CR = 239, we can fill in the given information and solve for ER.
94 + ER = 239
ER = 239 -94 . . . . . . subtract 94 from both sides of the equation
ER = 145
The distance from Erie to Rochester is 145 miles.
Answer:
70
Step-by-step explanation:
First, set up the ratio of c:t, which is 12:8. Then set up your new ratio of c:t, which is 105:?. The way I find the easiest is to divide 105 by 12, which is 8.75, then multiply that by 8, which is 70. To check if it's right, just divide 12 by 8, and 105 by 70, and if they're the same number, you've got it right.
Ps. I'm guessing you meant to ask the minimum number of trucks, not cars.
Remember, (a/b)/(c/d)=(a/b)(d/c)=(ad)/(bc)
so
walls per gallon
4/5 wall per 5/8 gallon
(4/5)/(5/8)
(4/5)(8/5)
32/25
1.28
the unit rate is 1.28 walls per gallon
Step-by-step explanation:
357-200 is 157 extra minutes (we are only counting the extra minutes)
157*0.25 is 39.25 (this is how much is the extra minutes in total cost)
therefore, add 39.25 and 29.99
29.99+39.25 is 62.24
Therefore, the total bill was $62.24
hope this helps :)
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