Ajet plane flies at 450 miles per hour. how far does it travel in 18 minutes

The way I would solve this problem is by first finding the unit rate, or the rate that the jet plane travels in one minute. Then I would multiply the rate by the number of minutes I want to know how far the jet plane flies; in this case it would be multiplied by 18 minutes.

Let's start by finding the unit rate. To find the unit rate we would divide the ratio, 450 miles:60 minutes (one hour) by 60 minutes to make the 60 minutes become one minute and 450 miles become 7.5 miles.

450 miles:60 minutes ÷ 60/60

7.5 miles:1 minute

The unit rate is 7.5 miles per minute. Since we know the jet plane flies 7.5 miles every one minute, we can multiply this amount by 18 minutes to find how many miles the place can fly in 18 minutes.

7.5 miles * 18 minutes = 135 miles

The answer to your question is the jet plane travels 135 miles in 18 minutes.

We are given that there is a plane which flies at 450 miles per hour. ("A jet plane flies at 450 miles per hour.)

We can also see that the question is how far it would travel in 18 minutes most likely assuming it to be going the same speed. ("How far does it travel in 18 minutes?")

First: How can we answer the question with the information given?

To answer this question, we can break it down into smaller questions. Here is one to start off with.

One of the most important things to note for this is one hour = 60 minutes. Therefore, we can see these two are related as you can convert either mph or minutes to miles per minute or hours (respectively).

Now I'm going to do just that by converting 18 minutes to an hour:

If you know one hour = 60 minutes, what would you do to make the right side 18 minutes? I would personally multiply both sides by 18/60, making the left side 3/10 (18/60 simplified is 3/10) of an hour, and the right 18 minutes (because 18/60 * 60 = 18)

Alright. So now we know that 18 minutes is equal to 3/10th of an hour. Since the units now match (450 miles per hour and 3/10th of an hour), we can relate them.

Mph is miles per hour, so how many miles traveled in an hour. In an hour. Does that sound familiar? We do have a number with the unit of an hour, 3/10th of an hour.

From that, we can get the question of, how far does a jet plane travel going at the rate of 450 mph for 3/10th of an hour?

Since we have defined what MPH is (how many miles traveled in an hour), we can therefore figure out how to calculate that question with math.

The correct method to calculate would be to multiply 3/10 and 450 together. Why?

Multiplication is essentially adding something a certain number of times. For example, multiplying 2 by 3 is adding 2 three times, to get 6.

Now, if you want to find 3/10th of 450, you would multiply it as that would result in 3/10th of 450, as you're adding 3/10th of 450. (as for lack of better phrasing.)

(Very vague explanation as to why, if it interests you you can think about it more personally.)

3/10 * 450 = 135 miles

y = x + 95

y = 42 + 95

y=137 mm hg

set each factor equal to 0

4x-3 = 0

2x-1 = 0

solve for x.

4x-3=0

4x=3

x= 3/4

solve for x. 

2x-1= 0

2x= 1

x= 1/2

eventually after a few more steps, your answer should be 1/2 is less than or equal to x and 3/4 is greater than or equal to x