Answer:
t=V‒x/a
Step-by-step explanation:
V=x+at (add ‒x in both side)
V‒x=x+at‒x
V‒x=at
V‒x/a=at/a
V‒x/a=t
so the formula is t=V‒x/a
Same as the dude that did the same thing
Answer:
a. 35 Kilometres.
b. 60 litres.
c. 8150 sweets.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Given the following data;</u>
- Distance traveled = 770 km
- Number of days = 22 days
a. To find how many kilometres he traveled in one day;
770 km = 22 days
X km = 1 day
Cross-multiplying, we have;
22X = 770
X = 770/22
<em>X = 35 Kilometres.</em>
b. To find how many litres he would need to go 840 km;
1 litre = 14 kilometres
X litres = 840
Cross-multiplying, we have;
14X = 840
X = 840/14
<em>X = 60 litres.</em>
c. To find how many sweets are there in his car;
Number of sweet box, Ns = 326 boxes
Number of sweets in each box, Sw = 25 sweets
Total number of sweets = Ns * Sw
Total number of sweets = 326 * 25
<em>Total number of sweets = 8150 sweets.</em>
Answer:
$1,840
Step-by-step explanation:
S + (70 × W)
650 + (70 × 17)
650 + 1190
1, 840
Anwser:
Well first of all, I would need the original price of the cell phone to calculate this, so yeah
