You are 5 feet tall. What is your height in meters
2 answers:
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We know that
the scale is <span>is 1/2 inch = 4 feet
using a graph tool
</span><span>the approximate measurements in the drawing are
</span>5 cm x 4 cm
convert to in
5/2.54--------> 1.97 in
4/2.54------> 1.57 in
convert drawing to actual
if 0.5 in---------> 4 ft
1.97in-------> X
X=1.97*4/0.5------> X=15.76 ft
if 0.5 in---------> 4 ft
1.57 in-------> X
X=1.57*4/0.5------> X=12.56 ft
<span>the approximate area of Quinto's bedroom is 12.56*15.76=197.95 ft</span>²
the answer is
the option C)192 ft²
the scale is <span>is 1/2 inch = 4 feet
using a graph tool
</span><span>the approximate measurements in the drawing are
</span>5 cm x 4 cm
convert to in
5/2.54--------> 1.97 in
4/2.54------> 1.57 in
convert drawing to actual
if 0.5 in---------> 4 ft
1.97in-------> X
X=1.97*4/0.5------> X=15.76 ft
if 0.5 in---------> 4 ft
1.57 in-------> X
X=1.57*4/0.5------> X=12.56 ft
<span>the approximate area of Quinto's bedroom is 12.56*15.76=197.95 ft</span>²
the answer is
the option C)192 ft²
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The time intervals are [0.00, 0.10], [0.10, 0.30], and [0.30, 0.60].
The rate of change in each interval is the slope of the line between the endpoints:
m = [f(b) − f(a)] / (b − a)
Filling out the table:
The intervals are already in order from greatest to least. Simply reverse the order to get least to greatest:
[0.30, 0.60]
[0.10, 0.30]
[0.00, 0.10]