Mr. Ridpath drives at a constant rate of 40 miles per hour. If he drives for y miles, and it takes him x hours, what two-variable equation can you write to represent the number of miles, y, Mr. Ridpath can drive over any time interval, x?

a)

x/y=40/1

b)

y/x=1/40

c)

y=40x

d)

y=1/40x

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Question

Mr. Ridpath drives at a constant rate of 40 miles per hour. If he drives for y miles, and it takes him x hours, what two-variable equation can you write to represent the number of miles, y, Mr. Ridpath can drive over any time interval, x?

 

a)  

x/y=40/1
 
 
 

b)  

y/x=1/40
 
 
 

c)  

y=40x
 
 
 

d)  

y=1/40x
 
 
PLZZ HELP ILL FAN

isaidavila · Answer

Distance=time*velocity
So
Y=40x

anonymous · Answer

oh thank you