S = ut + (1/2)a(t²) Subtract ut from both sides
(1/2)a(t²) = S - ut Multiply both sides by 2
a(t²) = 2s - 2ut Divide both sides by t²
a= 2s/t² - 2u/t
a= (2S - 2ut)/t²
Answer is C) but there should be parentheses around the term (2S-2ut)
Answer:
it depends on how many he can clean in a single hour.
if he cleans 2/5 pools thats 10 pools in 25 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
if he cleans one pool per hour, thats 25 pools in 25 hours. if he can clean 4 pools an hour, thats 100 pools in 25 hours.
No I think it most likely get you to a 1 digit number possibly and its because when you multiply a one digit number by a two digit number it most likely gets you to a three digit number and sometimes two by tow digit numbers gets you to a three digit number sometimes but mostly gets you to a four digit number.