Speed = distance /time; So by solving for time we get time = distance /speed. So the equation for the answer is (600 miles)/ (225 miles/hr)= 2.67 hours; Remember to round up when the last digit of concern is 5 or more.

Distance traveled = mph x hour

60mph x 2hours + 55mph x 1.5 hours + 30 mph x 45 minutes (or .75 hours) =

120 miles + 82.5 miles + 22.5 miles = 225 miles

First convert minutes to hours, so 10 minutes is 1/6 hours; then remember distance = rate * time, so distance/time = rate then 3/(1/6) = 18 mph

Call the cars “Car A” and “Car B”.

The least common multiple for the travel time of Car A and Car B is 120. We get the LCM by factoring. Car A’s travel time gives us 3 * 2 * 5; Car B’s time gives us 2 * 2 * 2 * 5. The smallest number that accommodates all factors of both travel times is 2 * 2 * 2 * 3 * 5, or 120. There are 60 minutes in an hour, so 120 minutes equals two hours. Two hours after 1:00pm is 3:00pm.

We can solve this with lots of calculations and conversions of laps to miles, etc., or we can look at what the question is really asking. We want to know how far Jake swims in the time it takes Fred to swim two miles. Instead of converting Fred's miles to laps and comparing to Jake's laps, let's just look at how fast the two brothers swim in relation to one another. Fred swims twice as fast as Jake, so in the same amount of time, he will swim twice as far as Jake. Therefore if Fred swims 2 miles, Jake swims 1 mile in the same amount of time.

60 minutes in an hour, 240 minutes in four hours. If 4 liters are poured every 3 minutes, then 4 liters are poured 80 times. That comes out to 320 liters. The tank holds 2,000 liters, so of the tank is full.

The area of a rectangle is the length , multiplied by the width . Here the area of the lawn in meters squared is:

We found that Laura is mowing 175,000 meters squared at a rate of 20,000 meters squared per hour.

Plugging in 20,000 for the rate, and 175,000 for the total area gives:

Multiply both sides by the total number of hours:

Now, divide both sides by 20,000:

1 gallon = 3.785L = 3785mL, half of the tank = 250*3785 = 946,250mL. To find the minutes, 946250mL/(100mL/min) = 9462.5min. Since 1 day=24hr*60min=1440min, the number of days =94625min/(1440min/day)=6.5 days

We first use the data for car X to conclude that car X went 40 miles (4gallons*10mi/gallon). We then use 40 miles for car Y, and divide 40 by 8, to give us 5 gallons of gas.

1200 ft per hour becomes 20 ft per second (divide 1200 by 60 because there are 60 minutes in an hour). 180/20 is 9, giving 9 minutes to travel 180 ft.