since u know that there is 60 minutes in a hour do 60 times 3 and u will get 180.then do 180 divided by28 and u will get ur final answer which is 6 minutes and 12 seconds
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the picture isn't given. I have no idea what the radius or diameter is and as such, have no definite answer for you.
However, from the question, if he's to run round the circular track once, then he must have run a total of
2πr meters, with r being the radius.
Now, the question says that he ran round the track 10 times, this means that whatever value we get there, for 1 trial, we multiply it by 10, to get the value for 10 trials. Essentially,
10 * 2πr
The value gotten is the needed answer. All you have to do is substitute r for the value you have in your diagram. We already know that π is 3.142
Answer:
1. B
2. A
Step-by-step explanation:
I've done this before, very easy.
Answer:
6.67 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Let d = distance
and w = weight
Then d = k/w
or dw = k
Let d1 and w1 represent Roger
and d2 and w2 represent Ellen. Then
d1w1 = d2w2
Data:
d1 = 6 ft; w1 = 120 lb
d2 = ? ; w2 = 108 lb
Calculation:
6 × 120 = 108d2
720 = 108d2
d2 = 720/108 = 6.67 ft
Ellen must sit 6.67 ft from the fulcrum.
