<span> 3.6 miles
If you already know the distance why would you estimate? </span>
Answer:
8.5cm
Step-by-step explanation:
convert 3.4metres to cm that is by multiplying by 100
3.4×100=340cm
1rep 40
?rep 340
that is 340/40
=8.5cm
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The Law of Cosines gives an immediate result. No translation to Cartesian coordinates is necessary. That law makes use of the angle between the vectors, u2-u1

If you want some help here, I can tell you!
60% is 60%, since the best way to find out is by converting the two numbers into percents.
You need to find out a decimal first for the second number in order to convert it to a percent. To find a decimal out of a fraction, you put the numerator in the house (I forgot what it was called) and then you put the denominator out. You divide, and you find that 1/3 is actually a repeating decimal, 0.33333333 and so on. You round to 0.34, and that's 34% since 0.34 is 34 out of 100, basically. 34% plus 60% is NOT 100%, and 100% is a whole, so that's why it isn't accurate.