3 years ago

Please help asap!!! !!!

1 answer:

6 0

(36 3/4" + 36 3/8" + 371/2" +z) /4 = 36 5/8"
This is the equation that you would get for the average. Now we just solve for z.
Following PEMDAS you have to mulitply the equation by 4 to get rid of the divide by 4 part.
4( (36 3/4" + 36 3/8" + 371/2" +z) /4 = 36 5/8)
Which does this
36 3/4" + 36 3/8" + 371/2" +z = 146 1/2"
Now you have to add and subtract to get "z" by itself.
36 3/4" + 36 3/8" + 371/2" = 110 5/8"
(110 5/8" + z = 146 1/2" ) -110 5/8"
z= 35 7/8", so the answer is b

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