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Alinara [238K]
2 years ago
5

A parachute is describing at rate of 28 feet per minute find the total change of altitude of the parachuter after 4 mins

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Anna11 [10]2 years ago
5 0

A parachute is describing at rate of 28 feet per minute find the total change of altitude of the parachuter after 4 mins.

112 feet

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Hence, let's say A represents Mr. Aceves' class, B represents Mrs. Baca's class, and C represents Mr. Canyon's class.

The total number of box tops collected would be 3760 + 2301 + 1855 = 7916 box tops.

Therefore, the total proportions would be:

A = \frac{3760}{7916}

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Hence, we can finally multiply these proportions with the total prize to find the appropriate division:

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