60 miles in 1 hour.
Distance is equivalent to the rate multiplied by time.
d = 60h
For example: the truck traveled for 4 hours. What is the distance?
using d = 60h
d = 60 miles * 4 hours
d = 240 miles.
10.5 or 10 1/2 basically ten and a half
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation:
You need to create two equations for each company and then set them equal to each other. The keywords base fee means you will pay this amount regardless, so this amount stays constant and it will be the constant in the equation. The other keyword is per. Per will link the variable with the coefficient.
The first equation for company M:
y = 12x + 60
The second equation for company N:
y = 9x + 120
Set the equations equal to each other.
9x + 120 = 12x + 60
Solve for x. I am going to subtract 9x from both sides first.
9x - 9x + 120 = 12x -9x +60
120 = 3x +60
Now, I will subtract 60 from both sides.
120 - 60 = 3x + 60 - 60
60 = 3x
Finally, I will divide both sides by 3
60/3 = 3x/3
x = 20
20 is how many guests it will take for the total cost to be the same.
Answer:
The correct option is O B'
Step-by-step explanation:
We have a quadrilateral with vertices A, B, C and D. A line of reflection is drawn so that A is 6 units away from the line, B is 4 units away from the line, C is 7 units away from the line and D is 9 units away from the line.
Now we perform the reflection and we obtain a new quadrilateral A'B'C'D'.
In order to apply the reflection to the original quadrilateral ABCD, we perform the reflection to all of its points, particularly to its vertices.
Wherever we have a point X and a line of reflection L and we perform the reflection, the new point X' will keep its original distance from the line of reflection (this is an important concept in order to understand the exercise).
I will attach a drawing with an example.
Finally, we only have to look at the vertices and its original distances to answer the question.
The vertice that is closest to the line of reflection is B (the distance is 4 units). We answer O B'
Answer: 20 hours
Step-by-step explanation: We want to round our answer to the nearest hour, we know that the rocket can travel 200 miles per 1 minute, but we want to know first how many miles the rocket can travel per 60 minutes or 1 hour.
To find how many miles the rocket can travel at 60 minutes or 1 hour, simply multiply 200 x 60. 200 x 60 = 12,000 miles per hour.
Now, we want to find how many hours it would take for the rocket to travel from the earth to the moon.
Simply divide 239,000 by 12,000 to get the amount of hours it would take to reach the moon. 239,000/12,000 = about 20 hours.
So, it would take the rocket ship 20 hours to reach the moon from the earth.
