<span>The mean is a spot between two extremes, though one extreme is worse than the other. It is difficult to find one must have the right tools, and that's why virtue is rare. You don't just find it by wishing it. Aristotle makes the case that the mean is a very real concept which requires one to accurately evaluate both extremes and the range between then find the appropriate action or understanding, the median and aim/pattern actions in that direction. These chapters explain this concept.</span>
We have to calculate speed for 1 lap for all of 'em.
Cutwright - 84/35 = 2.4 mins for 1 lap
Evans- 96.6/42 = 2.3 mins for 1 lap
Liza- 102.6/38 = 2.7 mins for 1 lap
So, EVANS drove fastest among them as he took less time...
Answer:
142 pages
Step-by-step explanation:
The parameters given are
First page of part of the book available = 143
The last is numbered with the digits 143
Since the book is said to have been split into two parts with, we have that one part of the book starts from the beginning, while the other part continue from the first part stops
Number on the pages on the first part = from 1 to number on the first page on the second part - 1
Hence, the part of the book available is the second part and the number of pages in the first part = 1 to 142 or 142 pages.
Answer:
Considering all seven-digit numbers that can be created from the digits 0-9 I could deduce that you can make 100 , 700, 800 even infinite numbers
Answer:
<h3>10</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
If point I is on the line segment HJ, then HI+IJ = HJ
Given the parameters
H I = 2 x
H J = 4 x
IJ=4x−10
Substituting the given parameters into the formula;
2x+4x-10 = 4x
6x-10 = 4x
collect like terms
6x-4x = 10
2x = 10
divide both sides b 2;
2x/2 = 10/2
x = 5
Since IJ = 4x-10
Substitute x = 5 into IJ
IJ = 4(5)-10
IJ = 20-10
IJ = 10
