Explanation

Full tank capacity = Distance ÷ Miles per gallon

= 250 miles ÷ 15 miles/gallon

= 16.67 gallons (approximately)

Now, if the car gets 20 miles per gallon, we can calculate the distance it can travel on a full tank:

Distance = Full tank capacity × Miles per gallon

= 16.67 gallons × 20 miles/gallon

= 333.4 miles

Explanation

Nuʿmān ibn Thābit ibn Zūṭā ibn Marzubān

Title The Great Imam

Born 699 (80 Hijri) Kufa 

Died 767 (150 Hijri) Baghdad

Explanation

ROM is a type of memory that contains permanent data that cannot be changed or written to.

It is used to store firmware or software that is permanently stored in the computer.

It is used to control the computer's basic functions.

Explanation

Pakistan was one of the first countries to open its embassy in Baku, Azerbaijan, after Azerbaijan gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

This was a significant move to establish diplomatic relations and strengthen ties between the two countries.

Explanation

Explanation

While creep is a slow and gradual process, it's still not recommended to try to outrun any mass wasting phenomenon.

Creep can still be unpredictable and may accelerate suddenly, making it dangerous to be in the area.

Explanation

Jansher Khan first came to prominence at the age of 16

He won the World Junior Squash Championships in Australia in 1986

Then the Senior World Open title in the same year

He won the World Open a record eight times

And the British Open six times.

Explanation

To find the number of lawns completed in 10 hours, we can set up a proportion:

2 hours / 3 lawns = 10 hours / x lawns

We can then cross-multiply and solve for x:

2x = 3 × 10

2x = 30

x = 30/2

x = 15

So, in 10 hours, 15 lawns will be completed.

Explanation

To find the smallest ratio, we need to simplify the fraction 0.35/0.65.

First, convert the decimals to fractions:

0.35 = 35/100 = 7/20

0.65 = 65/100 = 13/20

Now, divide the fractions:

(7/20) ÷ (13/20) = 7/13

So, the smallest ratio is 7/13.

Explanation

Imam Al-Nasai, a renowned Islamic scholar and compiler of the Sunan al-Sughra (one of the six canonical hadith collections), was born in 214 Hijri (AH) or 829 CE.

Imam Al-Nasai passed away in 303 Hijri (AH) or 915 CE.