The number is the load rating. Common car tyres range from about 87 (small car, light load) to 97 (larger car, heavier load) but can go from 71 (345kg) - 110 (1060kg).
The letter is the speed index. Y is currently the highest available, tested up to 300km/h. More common indices are H (210km/h) & V (240 km/h).
If you mean 28 = 7+y then the solution of the equation is y = 21
If you mean: y = x and y = x+2 then the lines are then parallel to each
mean(5.2 + 8.3 + 8.5 + 7.7 + 7.8 + y) = 7.1=> y = 5.1
In mathematics, the notation "y3" typically represents the cube of the variable "y," which is equivalent to y * y * y. This is a shorthand way of denoting the result of multiplying y by itself three times. The cube of a number is the number raised to the power of 3.
the distance between x and y
...because its a 95 Escort.
32lbs each tire is a good bet.
Definitely no.
The 'Y' is pronounced like an 'I' - like tire.
Yokohama is a tire brand. It begins with the letter Y.
Normal tire size is P235/75R15
The tire size is usually 185/65/14.
33x12.5
OE tire specs are 215/55-16 and a max tire size is 235/40-18
what is the word problem that can be evaluated fby the algebraic expression y-95 and evaluaate it for y=125
on my 95 i took the driver side tire and brake assembly off to get to it on my 95 i took the driver side tire and brake assembly off to get to it
44 psi