For the first 6 trips she walked 3.2 kilometers and for the next 6 she made another 3.2 which would be 6.4 kilometers for 12 trips now she made 3 more trips which is half of the amount she originally did so it would be half of the distance also so 3.2 divided by 2 is 1.6 kilometers so for the last 3 trips she walked 1.6 kilometers. now add up all the distance she walked so 6.4 kilometers for the 12 trips plus the 1.6 for the other 3 trips is 8 kilometers in total. she walked 8 kilometers after 15 trips.
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Given function to us is :-
And we , need to write the function a a product of linear factor by grouping or using the x method or a combination of both . So let's factorise this ,
I have also attached the graph of x²-9.
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I am going to assume that you are looking for the speed of the object. So, knowing that the formula for speed is distance divided by time, we have the expression: 45.5/13. This would simplify to be 3.5 meters per second, or m/s. m/s also happens to be the "Scientific unit for speed!" Just a fun fact! If this answer was not clear, please feel free to ask! Happy home-working!
A relation are two sets of elements noted as input and output. Within relations, the input and the output have something in common.
A function is also about input and output but in a function, the input has nothing in common with the output.
Answer:
0.20 or 20%
Step-by-step explanation:
Brown shoes = 3
Black shoes = 2
Total shoes = 5
Brown pants = 1
Black shoes = 3
Total pants = 4
Brown socks =4
Black socks = 6
Red socks = 2
Total socks = 12
In order to choose shoes, pants and socks of the same color, Teddy can go either all black or all brown. For all black, there is a 2 in 5 chance he gets the right shoes, 3 in 4 chance for pants and 6 in 12 for socks. For all brown, there is a 3 in 5 chance he gets the right shoes, 1 in 4 chance for pants and 4 in 12 for socks.
The probability that he chooses shoes, pants, and socks of the same color is 0.20 or 20%.