60 meters
4 seconds
To find the unit rate, divide the distance by the time.
60/4=15meters per second= 15m/s
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Answer:
The answer is 28 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Since two sevenths of the height of a sailboats tallest mast is 8 feet, we keep adding two sevenths until we get its tallest mast.
2/7 = 8 ft
4/7 = 16 ft
6/7 = 24 ft
(Adding 1/7 which is 4 feet)
we get 7/7 = 28 ft
You would use the formula for the area of a rectangle. A=l(w). The length would be 2w+3. the width is 5.
The concept of slope applies to linear functions. Starting from the y-intercept, if one were to go up x units and over y units, they would land on a point of the graph. Using this information, if the difference in y-values is the same, we can conclude that Mary is dealing with a linear function.