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p6fitz:
A train travels at 72 miles per hour. Will the of the train's rate of speed show that the relationship between the number of miles traveled and the number of hours is a proportional relationship? Explain.

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Yes I believe it will.
miles ∝ hours
miles = k hours
where k = 1/72
1miles = 1/72 hours

This is a direct relationship.
Is this a good enough explanation?

Someone else might add something.

Melody.

MelodyMar 7, 2014

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How do I calculate average speed miles per hour with 1 and a half hour

let's say you go D miles in 1 1/2 hrs.

1 1/2 = 3/2

so the average is D/(3/2) = 2D/3

so if you went say 120 miles in 1 1/2 hrs your average is 2*120/3 = 80 mph

RomMar 7, 2014

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GuestMar 7, 2014

Tjohns96:
What's 10 divided by 2

GuestMar 7, 2014

Tjohns96:
What's 10 divided by 2

GuestMar 7, 2014

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MelodyMar 7, 2014

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This is a children's forum (in part) and your language is not appreciated.

You are welcome here but the word that you have used is not.

MelodyMar 7, 2014

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Tjohns96:
What's 10 divided by 2

okay,
Take your shoes and socks off.
You most likely have ten toes.
Divide them into 2 bundles. That is easy because you probably have 2 feet.
Now, how many toes are in each bundle? That is your answer.,

See. Maths is fun!

MelodyMar 7, 2014

Mar 6, 2014

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f7ck u:
what is pi

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MelodyMar 6, 2014

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MelodyMar 6, 2014

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GuestMar 6, 2014

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TOSHNI:
antilog of -0.43

Thank you again Dms,
btw Your picture is not displaying.

Hi Toshi,

log ₁₀ x = -0.43

10^( log ₁₀ x ) = 10 ^-0.43

x = 10 ^-0.43

10^-0.43

MelodyMar 6, 2014

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