Answer:
Hello,
the above question requires more information for anyone to be able to answer.
In the abscence of that, the total weight of the two heaviest peaches can be obtained by simply summing the individual weights of the two heaviest peaches.
If for instance there are 13 peaches and the two heaviest peaches weight 5Kg and 5.5 kg respectively, the weight of the two would translate to the following:
Step-by-step explanation:
5 +5.5= 10.5Kg
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Answer:
s/2πh =r
Step-by-step explanation:
s=2πrh
Divide both sides by 2πh to isolate r
s/2πh =2πrh /2πh
s/2πh =r
The answer is 60 surprisingly
Answer:
A=78
B=102
C=78
Step-by-step explanation:
A= a and 102 are on a straight line so they add up to 180. 180-102=78. The same goes for C
B= the vertical angle for 102, or the same thing with a and c, just flipped around
X+9-3≤14
Add 3 to the other side. (do the inverse of subtraction)
x+9≤17
Subtract 9 on both sides. (the inverse of addition)
x≤8
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
