To calculate the distance of a constant object in motion, we can multiply (rate)(time), or use the formula d=rt. If you were only given a value for distance (d), would you be able to calculate the time (t ) if no other values were given?

What would be the reasons for lines 3 and 4? a. addition property; subtraction property b. addition property; solve c. substitution property; subtraction property d. substitution property; prove

You are a male who just graduated from college with a bachelor's degree. you have a job paying $50,780.00/yr. a. how does your salary compare to the yearly median earnings for a male with a bachelor's degree? b. what is the difference between the yearly median earnings for a male with a bachelor's degree compared to a male who does not attend college after earning a high school diploma?

Find the center of the circle that can be circumscribed about efg with e(4,4) f(4,2) g(8,2)