if the ellipse has a major axis of 12 inches, that means its major radius is half that, or 6, and if its minor axis is 7, then its minor radius is half that, 3.5.
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Answer:
16 runners finished the race under 13 minutes.
Step-by-step explanation:
If you look at the green bars that are 11:00-12:59, 9:00-10:59 and 7:00 to 8:59 you will notice they are all under 13, The number of runners that finished it in 11:00-12:59 are 8, The number of runners that finished it in 9:00-10:59 are 6 and The number of runners that finished it in 7:00-8:59 are 2. 8+6+2 = 16
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We have to convert the distance of 0.25 kilometers into feet. First, we convert 0.25 kilometers into meters. Since 1 kilometer has 1000 meters, we multiply 0.25 km by 1000 m/km to get 250 m. Next, 1 foot has 0.3048 m, so we divide the 250 meters by 0.3048 m/ft to get the number of feet, which is 820.21 ft.
