Question

A car travels at an average speed of 68 miles per hour. How many miles does it travel in 3 hours and 30 minutes?

Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910
@ganeshie8

Answer 2

3 hours and 30 minutes = 3.5 hours

Answer 3

If you help please show all work, im doing this without a calculator and i missed class yesterday due to doc appt. thanks!

Answer 4

use this formula for distance travelled :-

distance travelled = speed x time

Answer 5

oh you had a doc appt... wat happened... hope you're doing fine nw....

Answer 6

so id set it up like N=68 * 3.5 ?
And my daughter has border line ammonia and she needed to come for check up and had to get 2 shots, shes doing better i dont have class till monday but everything is due sunday night so im trying to get it done while shes asleep lol

Answer 7

thats right !

Answer 8

distance = speed x time

remember this for rest of the life lol... this formula wil is so useful

Answer 9

so n = 238.0

Answer 10

Yes !

Answer 11

yay i got it right! Btw have u heard a website called Aleks.com? bcuz thats what i have to do and i have to learn to do it without a cal bcuz i cant use one for my final!

Answer 12

never heard of that before... is that like flvs ?

Answer 13

68 x3.5 =238 miles

Answer 14

Easy :P

Answer 15

ha its very easy :)

Answer 16

no its a website to help u learn the material instead of using the book. and its basic college math its hard for me because if always had a calcualor lol

Answer 17

ohhk... calculator must be allowed from college level

Answer 18

im sure i can get this but do i set it up?


A light bulb consumes 18900 watt-hours in 5 days and 6 hours. How many watt-hours does it consume per day?


would i set that up like

n= 18900w/h *120h

Answer 19

Nope not in my class, no cals aloud which really sucks i had to relearn my multiplcation talble!!!

Answer 20

lol go back to good old times of timetables... ;)

Answer 21

18900 watt-hours in 5 days and 6 hours.

Answer 22

5d=120h +6h = 126h

Answer 23

lets convert everything to hours :-

18900 watt-hours in 5x24 hours + 6 hours.

18900 watt-hours in 126 hours.

Answer 24

you're brilliant !

Answer 25

we set it up like this :-

\(\frac{18900}{126} = \frac{x}{24}\)

Answer 26

solve x

Answer 27

where did the 24 come from

Answer 28

good q :) read the q once

Answer 29

it asks us to find watts consumed per \(day\)

Answer 30

\(day\) = 24 hours


assuming the bulb is in a house built on earth ;p

Answer 31

ahh i see ok so heres where i am at