If Larry is measuring the object's mass, the object he is most likely measuring is; D: A horse.
<h3>How to Measure Mass?</h3>
There are different units of measurement for different parameters such as meters for length, seconds for time, Amperes for current e.t.c.
Now, we are talking about measurement of an object mass in grams. This means it has to be a living thing and as such from the options, the only living thing is a horse.
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As you can see in the screenshot, once you plot the points for each rectangle, it becomes easier to see what's happening. In the first transformation, the rectangle is translated or slid. In the next 2 transformations, the rectangle is rotated. In the last transformation, the rectangle is dilated or shrunk. The first rectangle is the only translation.
Answer: The Perimeter of the rectangle, P= 16v −24w
Step-by-step explanation:
Perimeter of a rectangle = 2( L +W) = 2L + 2W
The width of a rectangle is given as (3v-3w) centimeters,
its length is given as (5v-9w) centimetres
The Perimeter,P will now be = 2L + 2W
P=2( 3v-3w) + 2( 5v-9w)
P=6v −6w + 10v - 18 w
adding like terms
P=6v + 10v −6w −18 w
P= 16v −24w
It might be 90in
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