$16 is the answer
Maybe I’m actually not sure
(12,7)I think! hope it helps!!
For the problem on the left, the best way to solve is by splitting the shape into two. The smaller square at the top, and the larger rectangle at the bottom. To find the area of the top of the square you multiply base times height. In this case, you do 36*36, to get 1296. For the larger rectangle, you also do base times height, and calculate 60*36, to get 2160. The final step is to add 2160 to 1296. After adding, you should get the sum of 3456. Add the unit, and since we’re finding area, add squares. The answer is 3456 yards squared.
For the second problem, we can notice that the shape is a trapezoid. The way we find the area of a trapezoid is by taking the average of the bottom length and the top length, and multiply it by the height. The first step is to do 16+8 to get 24. Next, you need to divide 24 by 2 since you’re finding the average of the two numbers. Finally, to finish multiply the height by 12. In this case you do 16*12, to get 192 feet squared.
Answer to A: 3456 Yards Squared
Answer to B: 192 Feet Squared
Problem 1 is asking "the other cost."
It is described in the problem statement as "a cost for every one-tenth of a mile traveled." It is described in the table header as "Mileage Cost in Dollars."
The only value in the "Mileage Cost in Dollars" column is 1, which corresponds to a distance of 1/10 mile. So, it appears the numerical value of "the other cost" is $1 for each tenth-mile traveled.
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The problem statement does not make clear whether the desired answer is the description of the other cost, or its numerical value.
Okay, its like 1,2,3,4
you want to look at the first number
the one right next to the decimal.
0.099, 0.174, 0.28, 0.679
the first number to the right of the decimal is the key to it all
sometimes you may have 2 that have the same first decimal so you would compare the second next. its really simple
