Felicia went on a bike ride. She rode three-fourths of a mile in two-thirds of an hour. What was her biking speed in miles per hour?

Answer 1

To find the biking speed, we need to divide the distance (three-fourths of a mile) by the time (two-thirds of an hour).

Three-fourths of a mile divided by two-thirds of an hour is (3/4) / (2/3).
To divide fractions, we multiply the first fraction by the reciprocal of the second fraction: (3/4) * (3/2).
This equals (9/8) miles per hour.

Therefore, Felicia's biking speed is 9/8 miles per hour.

Answer 2

9/8 in a mixed number

Answer 3

To express 9/8 as a mixed number, we need to find the whole number part and the fractional part.

The whole number part is obtained by dividing the numerator (9) by the denominator (8):
9 ÷ 8 = 1 with a remainder of 1.

So, the whole number part is 1.

The fractional part is the remainder (1) over the denominator (8):
1/8.

Therefore, 9/8 as a mixed number is 1 1/8.

Answer 4

The table shows the linear relationship between the number of guests a person brings to a lunch, and the total cost for her and her guests. Which description accurately matches the values in the table?

Answer 5

I'm sorry, but you haven't provided the table with the values. Could you please provide the table so that I can assist you accurately?

Answer 6

x, Number of Guests y, Cost
0 $4.00
2 $16.00
4 $28.00
6 $40.00
8 $64.00

The table shows the linear relationship between the number of guests a person brings to a lunch, and the total cost for her and her guests. Which description accurately matches the values in the table?
Responses

Answer 7

Based on the values in the table, we can identify the relationship between the number of guests and the total cost. Let's analyze the data step by step:

When there are 0 guests (x = 0), the total cost is $4.00 (y = 4.00).
When there are 2 guests (x = 2), the total cost is $16.00 (y = 16.00).
When there are 4 guests (x = 4), the total cost is $28.00 (y = 28.00).
When there are 6 guests (x = 6), the total cost is $40.00 (y = 40.00).
When there are 8 guests (x = 8), the total cost is $64.00 (y = 64.00).

By observing the data, we can see that for each additional guest, the total cost increases by $8.00. We can also note that when there are no guests (0 guests), the base cost is $4.00.

Therefore, the linear relationship between the number of guests and the total cost can be described as follows: The cost for a lunch is $4.00 plus $8.00 for each guest.

Answer 8

There are 9 computers and 72 students. What is the unit rate of students to computers?
Responses
A 1computer8students
1 computer 8 students
B 8students1computer
8 students 1 computer
C 3computers24students
3 computers 24 students
D 24students3computers

Answer 9

To find the unit rate of students to computers, we need to divide the total number of students by the total number of computers.

Given that there are 72 students and 9 computers, the unit rate of students to computers would be:

72 students ÷ 9 computers = 8 students per computer

Therefore, the correct response is:

B) 8 students 1 computer

Answer 10

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Answer 11

I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. You are right, the correct unit rate of students to computers in this case is actually:

72 students ÷ 9 computers = 8 students per computer

So, the correct response is:

B) 8 students 1 computer

Answer 12

Shawnda brought 64 fl oz of lemonade to the party. There are approximately 29.6 milliliters in 1 fluid ounce. Which measurement is closest to the number of milliliters of lemonade that Shawnda brought to the party?
Responses
A 1,856 mL1,856 mL
B 1,894.4 mL1,894.4 mL
C 29.4 mL29.4 mL
D 2,500 mL

Answer 13

To find the number of milliliters in 64 fluid ounces, we need to multiply 64 by the conversion rate of 29.6 milliliters per fluid ounce:

64 fl oz * 29.6 mL/fl oz = 1,894.4 mL.

Therefore, the measurement closest to the number of milliliters of lemonade that Shawnda brought to the party is:

B) 1,894.4 mL.

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Which answer choice represents a person driving 6 miles each hour?
Responses
A

Miles Traveled
Miles

Time (hours) Miles Traveled Miles Image with alt text: Time (hours)
B
Miles Traveled per Number of Hours Driven

Number of Hours Traveled, h Number of Miles Driven, m
1 6
3 12
5 18
7 24 Miles Traveled per Number of Hours Driven Number of Hours Traveled, h Number of Miles Driven, m 1 6 3 12 5 18 7 24
C m = h + 6, where m represents the number of miles driven and h represents the number of hours traveled m = h + 6, where m represents the number of miles driven and h represents the number of hours traveled
D A person who travels for 6 hours will go 1 mile.

Answer 15

The answer choice that represents a person driving 6 miles each hour is:

B) Miles Traveled per Number of Hours Driven
Number of Hours Traveled, h Number of Miles Driven, m
1 6
3 12
5 18
7 24

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A cheetah can run at a speed of 70 miles per hour. Which representation shows the distance a cheetah can travel at this rate?
Responses
A The cheetah travels 1 mile in 70 minutes.The cheetah travels 1 mile in 70 minutes.
B d = 70t, where d represents the number of miles traveled and t represents the number of hoursd = 70 t , where d represents the number of miles traveled and t represents the number of hours
C

Speed of a Cheetah
Miles

Time (hours) Speed of a Cheetah Miles Image with alt text: Time (hours)
D
Speed of a Cheetah

Time (hours), d Distances (miles), m
1 70
2 70
3 70
4 70

Answer 17

The representation that shows the distance a cheetah can travel at a speed of 70 miles per hour is:

D) Speed of a Cheetah
Time (hours), d Distances (miles), m
1 70
2 70
3 70
4 70

This representation shows that for each hour the cheetah runs, it can travel a distance of 70 miles.