Answer:
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18. s = 5r^2 + 7......making r the subject
s - 7 = 5r^2
(s - 7) / 5 = r^2...by taking the sqrt of both sides, it eliminates the ^2
( sqrt (s-7)/5) = r
19. h = ut - 1/2gt^2....u = 100, t = 1 4/5(or 9/5)...g = 6.4
h = (100)(9/5) - 1/2(6.4)(9/5^2)
h = 180 - 1/2(6.4)(3.24)
h = 180 - 3.2(3.24)
h = 180 - 10.368
h = 169.632 or 169 79/125
20. sorry..do not know this one
Answer:
102 1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the 6th term, add the common difference to the 5th term:
103 + (-6 2/3) = 102 1/3
Answer:
22.5
Step-by-step explanation:
125
x 18
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1. first set up your problem
2 4
125
x 18
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1000
2. next multiply the 8 by 5 getting 40, drop the 0 anf move the 4 to the top above 2.
3. multiply 8 by 2 getting 16, then add the 4 you have ontop of the 2 to the 16 getting 20. Drop the 0 and bring the 2 over and place it above the one.
4. multiply 8 by 1 getting 8 then add the 2 above the 1 to 8 getting 10. Then put the ten infront of the tw zeros. 1000
125
x 18
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1000
0
Next add a 0 as a place filler under the 0 at the end.
125
x 18
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1000
1250
Then multiply the 1 by 5, then 1 by 2, then finnaly 1 by 1, getting you 1250.
1000
+1250
add together
getting 2250
then move 2 decimal places over to get 22.5
1) Unit Rate = 26:1
We already know that for every 3 gallons, you can travel 78 miles. Divide 78 by 3 to get 26. The 26 stands for how many miles you can travel on one gallon.
2) Unit Rate = $7.50:1
Since we already know that for every 7 hours, you earn $52.50, divide 52.50 by 7 to get 7.50. The 7.50 represents how much money you earn in 1 hour.
3) Unit Rate = 52:1
Since you can travel 416 miles in 8 hours, divide 416 by 8 to get 52. The 52 represents how many mile you can travel in 1 hour alone.
Here's a little hint too: (If I remember correctly) For unit rates, it's always going to be *any number* to 1. So even if it's a decimal or a negative, the other side of the rate always has to be 1 :)
