To find the number of degrees it rotates in an hour, multiply 107 by 60 (since there are 60 hours in a minute). This gets us 6420. As we know, 360 degrees makes a full rotation, so we need to divide 6420 by 60. This gets us 24.6923076923. We need to round this to the nearest whole number. Since the first decimal number is a 6, we round up to 25. That means it makes about 25 rotations in an hour.
Explanation: p is representative of the points scored by Abdul. If Kendall scored three times as many, then you’d multiply Abduls points (p) by three (3) so, 3p. If you’re finding out their points combined then you’d do 3p + p
