Both trains travel for 7 time units.
Train A travels 385 distance units, so its speed is
Train B travels 577.5 distance units, so its speed is
Note that the units are not specified, but considering that we're talking about trains, the graph is likely to be showing distance in km (or miles) and time in hours.
Also, the distance traveled by train B is not perfectly aligned with the grid, so I assumed that it was the average between the two ticks of 550 and 605.
This can be done easily in a few ways. One, you could do equivelent fractions as this. 16 percent is the same as 16 over 100, or, 16/100, 100 being the total with an = sign with X over 550, or, X/550. you can multiply 16 by 500 and divide by 100 to get $88. Or you could do it my way, (prefered way). take the $550, divide it by 100, then multiply by 16 and get $88. either way you do this, you take away the $88 from $550 and get the sale price of [Drumroll please...]
<em><u>462 Dollars!</u></em>
Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Girls:
12 girls out of 30
12/30
Divide the top and bottom by 6
2/5
Boys
16 out of 40
Divide the top and bottom by 8
2/5
Cost of kg of apples = £1.08
cost of an orange = £0.12
hi, the solution is in the pic below. sorry for the messy working!
