Answer:
300 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
The distance equation is D = RT
Where
D is the distance
R is the rate
T is the time
<u>Mindy</u>
8 am to 1 pm = 5 hours
<u>Kelly</u>
8 am to 2 pm = 6 hours
Kelly's rate is 10 mph SLOWER than mindy, so if we let Mindy's rate be "m", so Kelly's rate will be " m - 10 "
Now using the distance equation, we can write:
Mindy >>> D = RT >>> D = 5m
Kelly >>> D = RT >>> D = 6(m-10) >>> D = 6m - 60
Since both the distances are equal, we can write:
5m = 6m - 60
m = 60
We want the distance, we know:
D = 5m
D = 5(60)
D = 300 miles
The distance is 300 miles
The area is 28.26
to find the radius you have to divide the diameter by 2 which you’ll get 3
then plug it into the equation
A=3.14•3^2
<span>You can remember by the acronym: PEMDAS which stands for p<span>arenthesis, exponents, multiply, divide, add, subtract
So you start with anything in parenthesis
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Answer:
16. x = 3.0822, -3.0822
17. x = 1.6432, -1.6432
18. x = 1, -1
Step-by-step explanation:
16. log5[(4x²+2)/8] = 1
(4x²+2)/8 = 5¹
4x² + 2 = 40
4x² = 38
x² = 38/4
x² = 19/2
x = +/- sqrt(19/2)
x = 3.0822, -3.0822
17. log7[(2x²-4)(5)] = 1
10x² - 20 = 7¹
10x² = 27
x² = 2.7
x = +/- sqrt(2.7)
x = 1.6432, -1.6432
18. log5[(2x²+8)/2] = 1
x² + 4 = 5¹
x² = 1
x = +/-1
Answer:
60 g
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the density formula, D = m/v, where m is the mass and v is volume
Plug in the volume and density, then solve for the mass:
D = m/v
3 = m/20
60 = m
So, the mass is 60 g