Cassandra drove 370.5 Miles in 6.5 hrs. How many miles per hour did she drive? (:
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Answer:
57 mph
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide your miles by your hours to get your speed.
divide 370.5 by 6.5 to get 57
I hoped this helped a little bit.
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Amount of money charged by the carpenter for 15 hours = $825
Then
Amount of money charged by the carpenter per hour = 825/15 dollars
= 55 dollars
So the carpenters rate per hour is $55. The cost of the material has no significance with the carpenters rate per hour.The cost of the material hasno significance with the carpenter’s rate per hour. The material cost canchange as per the customers need. So it cannot be added to the carpenters perhour rate.
Answer:-
Now, since we need to find the rate per hour, we divide or set up a proportion.
825/15 = x/1
Cross multiply
825*1 = 825
15*x = 15x
15x = 825
Divide
15x/15 = 825/15
x= 825/15
x= 55
Now, since they told us that materials are also in the price, we need to add that too.
$55 per hour + 278 dollars for materials
55+278 = 333
But since the rate means how much, we do not need to include any materials cost.
We have our final answer: $55 per hour
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Answer:
NEGATIVE 3X + 5 OVER 11
Step-by-step explanation:
TO SUBTRACT FRACTIONS, FIND THE LCD, THEN COMBINE !
ANSWER =
Answer:
- 3x + 5/11 reduce - 3x/11 - 5/11
Step-by-step explanation:
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Those are all the whole numbers, although you could add infinite decimal factors
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there's a grid of squares with 12 rows and in each row there are 15 squares
from this grid she colours 8 squares from each row for 5 rows blue.
the rest of the squares she colours red
so first we have to find how many squares are there in the grid in total
so if each row has 15 squares
then 12 rows have - 15 x 12 = 180 squares
blue coloured squares
she colours 8 rows of 5 squares
so if 1 row has - 5 squares
then 8 rows have - 5 x 8 = 40 squares
from 180 squares, she colours 40 squares blue and the rest red colour
therefore the squares she colours red are
red squares = 180 - 40 = 140 squares
she colours 140 squares red
12 rows of 15 squares = 12 × 15 = 180 squares
5 rows of 8 squares = 5 × 8 = 40 squares
180 squares - 40 squares = 140 squares
ANSWER:
Hannah colors 140 squares red.
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Answer: Hello there!
We know that a bag of apples weighs (7 + 7/8) lb and costs $10.88
But 1/18 of the apples are rotten, if we remove the rotten apples, we still have the other 17/18 portion of the bag to pay.
then; if the full bag costs $10.88, how much does it cost a 17/18 of the bag?
this is (17/18)*$10.88 = $10.28
Then if you remove 1/18 of the apples, the bag costs 10.28 dollars.
notice that I did not use the weight of the apples, in a lot of math problems you will have more information than the needed, and you need to know when the information is useful and when it is not.
1. We know that a full bag of 7 7/8 pounds and is $10.88.
2. Now we subtract the bad apples 7 7/8-1/18= a (now we have no bad apples).
3. Part 'a' answer will give you a no. in pounds.
4. Part 'b' - we have to find out $10.88/7 7/8 - 1/18 / 2 to give you the answer.
I hope this helps, sorry I couldn't really help you :)
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G would be the independent variable, which means the total cost would depend on it since it depends on the number of games you bowl. Y could be any variable, such as T or C.
2+3.25g=y
Answer:
f(g) = 2 + 3.25g
Step-by-step explanation:
This function would be the correct answer because you would want to keep the 2 (no matter how many games you play you will still have to pay the $2 for shoes) and then you would multiply $3.25 by how many games you play.