juan can walk to school a distance of 1 mile, in 12 minutes . assuming he walks at a constant rate what is Juan’s constant speed
? write a linear equation in two variables to represent Juan’s constant speed.
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Answer:
11/20
Step-by-step explanation:
At the beginning, the number of marbles in the box are:
10 green marbles
11 white marbles
The first marble chosen is green, and then it is not replaced in the box. Therefore, the number of green marbles left in the box is 9.
Therefore, the total number of marbles left in the box is:
Now we want to find the probability to choose a white marble. The number of white marble is
Therefore, the probability of choosing a white marble is:
Answer:
30 hours.
Step-by-step explanation:
Richard can build 15 snowballs in 1 hour
But 2 snowballs melt every 15 minutes
In 1 hour, the number of snowballs that will have melted is:
× 2 = 8
The number of snowballs that will have remained = 15 - 8 = 7
So 7 snowballs will have remained in 1 hour
For 210 snowballs to have remained, it will take:
× 1 = 30 hours.