A 30-mi. stretch of highway has markers every 0.2 mi. The first marker is at the 0.2 mi. mark and the last marker is at the end of the highway at the 30 mi. mark. If n is the number of markers, which equation is true?

A. 30 • 0.2 = n
B. 30 • 0.5 = n
C. 30 • n = 0.2
D. 30 ÷ 0.2 = n

Question

A 30-mi. stretch of highway has markers every 0.2 mi. The first marker is at the 0.2 mi. mark and the last marker is at the end of the highway at the 30 mi. mark. If n is the number of markers, which equation is true?

	A.	30 • 0.2 = n
	B.	30 • 0.5 = n
	C.	30 • n = 0.2
	D.	30 ÷ 0.2 = n

ilovehorses14 · Answer

its 8th grade home work

directrix · Answer

For one mile, there are 5 markers. See if you agree.

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