2/5 in 1/12 of an hour
x in 1 hour
So multiply 12 to both fractions
2/5 x 12 in 1/12 x 12 of an hour
We get now:
24/5 in 1 hour
or:
4 4/5 in 1 hour
We meet again
so first divide 60 by 5
this gives 12
then multiply 12 by 4
giving a final answer of 48
C.30 because if u multiply the denominators you get 30 not the other numbers
the answer to this question is 12 and 60
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⇒ common ratio =r=3 and the given sequence is geometric sequence. Where an is the nth term, a is the first term and n is the number of terms. ⇒ 12th term is 708588 .
(May be wrong for some other users, although it's correct for me.)
