It would help to first find the unit rate. We know that the plane flies 810 km per 1.5 hours. Divide by 1.5 on both sides:
810/1.5 = 540 km/hour
Then, multiply both the hour and the distance by 2:
540 * 2 = 1080 km/2 hours.
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation:
28 + vector b = -12
vector b = -40
vector b has magnitude 40 units in the negative y direction.
Answer:
60 miles per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the structure of the wording: "miles per hour"
The word "per" means for each. There is you clue.
Each is, one of and one of is unit measurement
So the controlling element in this question is that you need to convert the 3 hours into 1 hour.
Using ratio properties
180
3
=
x
miles
1
hour
We need to 'force' the left hand side into the same form as the right. That is: we need to convert the denominator into 1 and see what happens to the numerator.
⇒
180
÷
3
3
÷
3
=
x
1
⇒
60
1
=
x
1
So the unit rate of speed is
60
miles
per
−−−
hour
