1. A scooter is rented for 4 hours. If Dexter travelled 64 km and paid $56 for the rental...
i) What was his average speed km/hr?
ii) What was the rental rate in $/hr?
ii) The rental rate in $/km?
2 years ago
i) V = d / t = 64(km) /4(h) = 16 (km/h)
ii) R = p / t = $56 / 4(h) = 14 ($/h)
iii) r = p / d = $56 / 64 (km) = 0.875 ($/km)
1) speed = distance/time. D=64km, T=4hrs. 64/4 = 16km/hr
2) if 4 hours cost $56, then 1 hour is 56/4 = $14/hour
3) if Dexter goes 64km and paid $56, then 1km would be 56/64 = $0.875/km
2 years ago
Answered By Majid B
i) V = d / t = 64(km) /4(h) = 16 (km/h)
ii) R = p / t = $56 / 4(h) = 14 ($/h)
iii) r = p / d = $56 / 64 (km) = 0.875 ($/km)
2 years ago
Answered By Ola B
1) speed = distance/time. D=64km, T=4hrs. 64/4 = 16km/hr
2) if 4 hours cost $56, then 1 hour is 56/4 = $14/hour
3) if Dexter goes 64km and paid $56, then 1km would be 56/64 = $0.875/km