Each week you will have a question that you must answer.
The questions are worth 10 points each. The first person to correctly answer the question each week will get 5 bonus points.
YOU MUST USE AT LEAST THREE SENTENCES TO EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWERS.
Sunday, March 22, 2015
GP 4 Week 9 Reflection (DUE 5/29)
Joe's Taxi Service charges $1.50 for the first mile and $.90 for each additional mile. How far could Mr. West go if he had $20 and was going to give the driver a $2 tip?
Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles. You have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left.
You have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left. So Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles
You have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left. So Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles
You have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left. So Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles
Mr. West could travel 20.6 because if you subtract 1.50 from the 20 additional mile is only .9. You are left with 18.5 then divide by .90 to get the maximum amount of miles that you can travel. 20.6 and the 2 dollar tip
Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles. You have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. Then you have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles and the 2 dollar tip that was left.
He can travel 20.6 miles. Subtract the 1.5 from the 20 each mile has a charge of .9. Now you are left with 18.5. Divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip is left.
Mr. West could travel 20.6. if you subtract 1.50 from the 20. You are left with 18.5 then divide by .90 to get the maximum amount of miles that you can travel. 20.6 and the 2 dollar tip is left.
Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles. You have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left.
Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles. You have to subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only 0.9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by 0.9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the $2 tip that was left.
He would have travel 20.6 miles. I gotten this answer because you would have to subtract the 1.5 away from 20.. You will have 18.5 and then divide it by .9 in order to get the maximum amount of mileage that you can travel. That would be 20.6 Miles plus a extra tip of 2 dollars..
Mr.West could have traveled 20.6 miles. All you do is subtract 1.5 for 20 because each mile you go is only 9 then you have 18.5. You divide 18.5 by 9 to get the maximum amount of miles that you could go. Then your left with 20.6 miles plus the $2.00 tip .
Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles.
ReplyDeleteYou have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left.
I agree with John because when you subtract 1.5 from 20, you have 18.5. Then divide that by .9 since each mile is .9 and get 2.6.
DeleteYou have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left. So Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles
ReplyDeleteYou have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left. So Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles
ReplyDeleteYou have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left. So Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles
ReplyDeleteMr. West could travel 20.6 because if you subtract 1.50 from the 20 additional mile is only .9. You are left with 18.5 then divide by .90 to get the maximum amount of miles that you can travel. 20.6 and the 2 dollar tip
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ReplyDeleteMr. West could travel 20.6 miles. You have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. Then you have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles and the 2 dollar tip that was left.
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ReplyDeleteHe can travel 20.6 miles. Subtract the 1.5 from the 20 each mile has a charge of .9. Now you are left with 18.5. Divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip is left.
ReplyDeleteMr. West could travel 20.6. if you subtract 1.50 from the 20. You are left with 18.5 then divide by .90 to get the maximum amount of miles that you can travel. 20.6 and the 2 dollar tip is left.
ReplyDeleteMr. West could travel 20.6 miles.
ReplyDeleteYou have two subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only .9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by .9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the 2 dollar tip that was left.
Mr. West could travel 20.6 miles. You have to subtract the 1.5 from the 20 because each additional mile is only 0.9. your left with 18.5. You have to divide that by 0.9 to get the maximum amount of miles you can travel. That 20.6 miles plus the $2 tip that was left.
ReplyDeleteI also agree with John because when you subtract 1.5 from 20, you have 18.5. Then divide that by .9 since each mile is .9 and get 2.6.
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ReplyDeleteHe would have travel 20.6 miles.
ReplyDeleteI gotten this answer because you would have to subtract the 1.5 away from 20.. You will have 18.5 and then divide it by .9 in order to get the maximum amount of mileage that you can travel. That would be 20.6 Miles plus a extra tip of 2 dollars..
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ReplyDeleteMr.West could have traveled 20.6 miles. All you do is subtract 1.5 for 20 because each mile you go is only 9 then you have 18.5. You divide 18.5 by 9 to get the maximum amount of miles that you could go. Then your left with 20.6 miles plus the $2.00 tip .
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