Any time the car is driving, the amount of gas is decreasing.
The only time the amount of gas can increase is the short time when
the car is parked at the gas station and gas is being poured into it.
Amanda drover towards the shop, stopped and got gas, then
drove some more. So the amount of gas decreases for a while,
then increases for a short time, then decreases again.
The middle graph is the one doing that.
Answer:
4:10, 2:5 16:40
Step-by-step explanation:
just multiply or divide
Temperature under 0 Degrees it snows. Also my brain is always right
Step-by-step explanation:
W=-6, x=1.2, and z=-6/7
(W²x-3)÷10-z
we substitute
((-6²)(1.2)-3)÷10-(-6/7)
((-36)(1.2)-3) ÷10-(-6/7)
(-43.2-3) ÷10(6/7)
(-46.2)÷60/7
-46.2÷60/7
-46.2*7/60
-46.2/1*7/60
-323.4/60
-5.39
