Answer:
60 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
to find this, we will first determine how long it takes austin to run one mile.
18 miles / 180 minutes
1 mile / 10 minutes
it takes austin to run 10 minutes to run 1 mile
now, we will multiply the number of minutes it takes by 6 to find how long it takes austin to run 6 miles.
1 mile / 10 minutes
6 miles / 60 minutes
it takes austin 60 minutes to run 6 miles
Answer:
a) non-proportional/ constant rate: 3
b) non-proportional/ constant rate 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Let be be Beth, bi be Bill, and e be edie. Then:
1/be + 1/bi +1/e=1/12
1/bi + 1/e=1/15
10/be +10/bi +10/e+5/be+5/bi=1
Solve for be, bi, and e
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