On a business trip you drove 300 miles in 5 hours.driving the same rate how many miles can you travel in 7?

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Answer 1

Answer: 300 miles / 5 Hrs = 60 MPH
60 MPH * 7 HR = 420 Miles

Answer 2

Answer:

the answer to this is 420

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One number is 5 times another. The sum of their reciprocals is 2/5. Determine the smaller number.

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so x=5y
reciprocal of x=1/x then

sum of reciprocals means 1/x+1/y=2/5
subsitute x=5y for x in 1/x+1/y=2/5 and get
1/5y+1/y=2/5
multiply 1/y by 5/5 to make it 5/5y so you can add since the denomenators (bottom number) are the same

1/5y+5/5y=2/5
6/5y=2/5
multiply both sides by 5y
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divide both sides by 2
3=y
put this into x=5y so
x=5(3)
x=15
y=3

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Answer:

1=85

2=10

3=108

Step-by-step explanation:

Number 1: Calculate each angle...and you know a straight line is 180°. N the interior sum of a quadrilateral is always 360°.

Number2: Use corresponding, alternate and interior angles method. It will help

Number 3: It's just about solving the interior sum of the pentagon

Answer:

2. 10 degrees

3. 108 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

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A computer simulation tossed a 10-faced die 5 times. How many possible outcomes exist?

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The answer to the problem wherein a computer simulation tossed a 10-faced die 5 times and you have to compute for the possible outcomes is simple. The answer is 18,144, 000 possible outcomes (if it's a combination). I got this through simply getting the 10! (3,628,800) and multiplying it 5.

However, if order is important (permutation), the number of possible outcomes is is 30240.

Answer:

B 100,000

Step-by-step explanation:

10^5 = 100,000

At the beginning of the year, a sporting goods store had $250,000 worth of inventory. The store’s buyers purchased an additional $115,000 worth of inventory during the year. At year’s end, the value of the inventory was $185,000. What was the store’s cost of goods sold?