math
Divide distance 4 1/2 by 1 1/2 you will get 3 (miles per hour). Please check exact math using the calculator but I believe it is right
math pls help Ms Sue
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math pls help Ms Sue
I am not sure with one, m or n, is an input and which one is output. But I believe the following rule can work: To get n: 15-3, 10-2, 5-1, 0-0 . As you can see each time the number (3,2,1,0) that you have to subscribe to get n is getting smaller by one. (if m is an input, but ...
math
I posted the answer in your latest question
Math
I think margin of error is 0.08, because if 0.5-0.08=0.42 (or 42%) and 0.5-0.08=.58 (or 58%) so 0.08 works perfectly
math
I believe first you need to add them 38+26=64, and then 10+54=64
Calculus
1/6(8+t)^6+constant
7th grade math
2A. 329.00*15%= 329.00*0.15=$49.35 this is the discount. 329 - discount = 329 -49.35=$279.65 discounted price 2B. 329*10%=329*0.1=32.9 is how much more the ipad will cost compared to the old price (increase in price). Now add it to the old price: 329 + 32.9=$361.9 is new price...
7th grade math
1A. 12.99*5%=12.99*.05=0.65 this is the sale tax 12.99 + 0.65= 13.64 is the price after tax 1B. 12.99*20%=12.99*0.2=$2.6 is discount 12.99 - discount= 12.99 - 2.6=10.39 is the price after discount was applied 10.39*5%=10.4*0.05=0.52 is the tax 10.39+.52=$10.91 is the price aft...
physics
A 66.0 kg rider sitting on a 7.1 kg bike is riding along at 9.4 m/s in the positive direction. The rider drags a foot on the ground and slows down to 6.5 m/s still in the positive direction. What is the change in momentum of the rider and bike?
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