Step-by-step explanation:
we simply need to get the total distance and the total time and put them into relation, norming it to distance in 1 hour. after all, speed is always an average number over a period of time (even if it is a tiny period of time).
the total distance is
72 + 69 = 141 km
he drove 69 km going 60 km/h.
how much time did he need ?
we need to get the hours out of an expression of km and h.
so, we need to do
69 km × 1/60 km/h = 69 h / 60 = 69 minutes = 1.15 hours =
= 1 h 9 minutes
so, the total time was
48 + 69 = 117 minutes = 117/60 = 1.95 hours
the average speed for the whole trip was then
141 km / 1.95 h = 141/1.95 km / 1 h = 72.30769231... km/h
where are the answer choices?
Step-by-step explanation:
Michael's initial investment is $45.80, the cost of the share.
Michael Receives $1.71 in dividends.
He receives $47.50 for the stock when he sells it.
His profit on the sale of the stock is $47.50 - 45.80 = $1.70.
His total return on the stock is his total earnings, the dividends plus his profits on the sale of the stock, divided on what he paid initially, $45.80:
(1.71 + 1.70) ÷ 45.80 = .0744 = 7.45%
7.45% return on investment in less than a year, not bad!
Closest answer is 7.7%, not sure why it isn't exactly 7.45 or 7.5%.
Answer is B) 7.7%
Answer:
20 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that
we know that
Hector has 3/4 hour to spend his homework
Convert to minutes
so
1) He wants to spend 1/3 of this time on math homework
To find out the time on math homework, multiply 45 minutes by 1/3
2) He wants to spend 10 minutes of his time on reading homework
3) He wants to spend the remaining time on science homework
The time spend on math homework plus the time spend reading homework, plus the time spend on his science homework must be equal to 45 minutes
Let
x ----> the time spend on his science homework
Solve for x
