Time = distance/speed
Since you want to find the time Holly spent riding, you need to divide her distance (24 miles) by her speed (6 miles/hour) to get the number of hours (4) that she rode. Her starting time added to the time spend riding will give her ending time. One must subtract the riding time from the ending time to find the starting time.
Selection A is appropriate.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
-31 + 0i
Imaginary part = 0
When you add, you subtract the exponents. When you divide, you subtract the exponents.
When you have multiplication and division in one expression, you do it from left to right.
7^2 times 7^5 = 7^ (2+5) = 7^7
7^7 times 2^2 / 7^3 = 7 ^(7 - 3) times 2^2
7^4 times 2^2 times 2^6 = 7^4 times 2^(2+6) = 7^4 times 2^8
Put it in a calculator.
614656.
That is the answer, but you didn't include the "which of the following", so I guess you'll have to put each value in the calculator to find out!
If the 7^3 times 2^6 is in parenthesis, then the answer is 150.0625.
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for finding the nth term of an arithmetic sequence is given as:
first term = -15
common difference = -6 - (-15) = 9
number of terms
substituting into the formula , we have :
