Answer:
B. 80 cm of chain weighs 2 kg.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to choose the correct answer, we need to define the comparative relation between the length and weight of the chain. We will do this by performing the simple operation of division.
It is easier to divide the larger number by the smaller and that is what we will show here (although <em>you can do as you wish and still get the same result</em> - it's math!):
320 ÷ 8 = 40
The result we got is 40. This means that <u>the length of the chain is equal to the value of forty of its weights!</u> And this will be the operation we will perform in order to determine the right answer:
A) Does 2 (kg) multiplied by 40 equal 40 (cm)? No, therefore, it is incorrect.
B) Does 2 (kg) multiplied by 40 equal 80 (cm)? <u>Yes, this answer is correct!</u>
Just in case, we will perform this action with the rest of the possible choices:
C) 4 kg × 40 = 160 and NOT 80 cm.
D) 2 kg × 40 = 80 and NOT 160 cm.
Answer:
yes it is
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
f(x)= 3, g(x)=8
Step-by-step explanation:
if you plug 3 into the equation 2x-3, you have 6-3, which is 3.
If you plug 3 into the equation 3x-1, you have 9-1, which is 8
You have the answer and need to work backwards using the equation given
A=1/2bh
A=130
b=26
Plug in these numbers to get
130=1/2(26)h
1/2(26)=13
130=13h
Divide both sides by 13
h=10 meters
