Lets approach this problem differently
15 gallons ....you drive ......330 miles lets divide both numbers by 15 to find out how much you can go with 1 gallon
1 gallon..... you drive.....330/15=22
you car goes 22 miles per 1 gallon
if you put 20 gallons
20*22=440 miles
Answer:
11 mushrooms
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's take two sets of numbers that fulfill the requirements (2 and 24 | 5 and 27)
In the first case, there are 26 mushrooms, and to have an equal amount they each need 13. Collin had to give 11 mushrooms to Sophie.
In the second case, there are 32 mushrooms, and they both need 16 each. So in this case, Collin also had to give 11 to Sophie.
The answer is 11 mushrooms.
Answer:
p^(-9) or 1/p^9
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we have:
(5p)^(-7)
----------------
(20p)^2
Let's temporarily remove the coefficient 5/20 and reduce it to 1/4.
then we have:
1 1 1
(1/4) ------------- = (1/4) -------------- = ------------
p^7*p^2 p^(7 + 2) p^9
Use pythagorean theorem: 6^2+b^2=10^2; 36+b^2+=100; b^2=64;
; b=8cm=EF
60 miles per hour and 55 miles per hour it will be 240 miles over 4 hours because if you divide 240 by 4 it is 60 miles faster than the other which is 55 miles per hour.
