Kara walks A. 3 2/5 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1; We must calculate how much 2/5 miles is. 2/5 miles equals 0.40 miles. Kara walks this distance times 8 1/2. 8 1/2 times equals 8.5 times. So the distance she walked is the number of loops walked × distance of each loop.
Total distance walked = Number of loops walked × distance of each loop
= 8.5 loops × 0.20 miles = 3.4 miles
Step 2; In order to check which option this is, we must know what values all the given options are equal to
A. 3 2/5 miles equals 3 miles + 2/5 miles = 3 + 0.20 = 3.20 miles.
B 4/85 miles equals 0.047 miles which is lesser than one loops distance.
C. 8 9/10 miles equals 8 miles + 9/10 miles = 8 + 0.90 = 8.90 miles
D. 21 1/4 miles equals 21 miles + 1/4 miles = 21 + 0.25 = 21.25 miles.
So the answer is option A.
Answer: 6x^3 is the greatest common factor of 12x^7 and 18x^3.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
d1= -d2+M
Step-by-step explanation:
you would multiply d1 and d2 by 1/2, then add negative d2/2 to each side, then divide each side by 2/1.
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Answer:
I believe the answer would be 61.2 x 10^4
Step-by-step explanation:
61.2 > 10
Answer:
1. 48 stickers 2. 1.2 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 12x4=48 stickers. 2. If we let w denote the length of the morning walk, Sierra walks w+2.5w or 3.5w miles each day. At the end of the week she has walked 7 times as far and she said that this was 30 miles. Solving the equation
24.5w=30,
we have w=30/24.5≈1.2 miles. Therefore the distance of Sierra's morning walk is about 1.2 miles
Solution: Using a diagram
We can illustrate the solution to this problem with a tape diagram. If we let one box be the morning walk, then the evening walk is 2.5 boxes. The total distance Sierra walks in one day is represented by 3.5 boxes. Instead of talking about the number of boxes, we can choose a variable to represent the value or length of each box, say w.
Since Sierra walks every day of the week, the total distance walked is 7 times as long. Therefore, we have the total distance walked during the week is 7(3.5w)=24.5w. We know that Sierra walks a total distance of 30 miles, so we have 24.5w=30 miles. We can use another diagram to illustrate the total distance with 24.5 boxes.
Dividing both sides of the equation 24.5w=30 by 24.5 allows us to find w, and we have
w=30/24.5≈1.2.
Therefore, Sierra's morning walk is about 1.2 miles.