MATHEMATICS HIGH SCHOOL

1 you type 500 words in 250 minutes find the wpm2. bus holds 32 students 192 students to use the bus. find the number of students per bus.


Could you please answer and explain? I haven't learned this yet.

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Answer 1
Answer: 1. wpm = number of words / number of minutes
    so 500/250 = 2wpm

2. if one bus can hold 32 students, and you have 192 of them, divide the amount of students by the number that can fit on one bus
   192/32 = 6 buses

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C. Yes by SAS

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I am confused my old teacher got fired so we are learning stuff completely different and I am rlly confused in this assignment please help me.

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Hello!

First, let's analyze these two quadrilaterals:

• Notice that the quadrilateral AB'C'D is ,smaller ,than the quadrilateral ABCD.

Let's try to solve it using the lines AB and AB':

• The measurement of the ,line AB is 14 units,.

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• The measurement of the ,line AB' is 7 units,.

Knowing it, let's write the scale factor as:

\text{ScaleFactor}=(AB^(\prime))/(AB)=(7)/(14)=(1)/(2)

Answer: alternative D.

Pls help i have to turn this in by tommorrow

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