Ok, so, the question states that the distance driven is proportional to the time driven in hours. So, the x value would be hours driven, while the y-value would be the number of miles driven. So, in order to find the speed at which she is driving, you will want to divide the number of miles by the number of hours driving, or 180/3, You answer should be 60, or 60 mph is her speed.
Answer:
I think they have 2, I could be wrong though
Step-by-step explanation:
Well, 4.2 divided by 8.19 = 0.51282051282 But if you switch it to 8.19 divided by 4.2 that would equal 1.95
Hope I helped!
- Debbie <span />
X=rcos∅=r cos (-210)=r cos 210=rcos (180+30)=-r cos 30
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If |83| is an option then that’s it. if not elaborate more?
