Answer:
64.3 lumens
Step-by-step explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Length of the testing chamber = 35 cm
Light at one end = 10 lumens
Light at other end = 200 lumens
now,
since the variation is linear,
therefore, the gradient of the variation
= 
= 5.43
also,
the darkest end is the end with 10 lumens
therefore,
The lumens at 10 cm from the darkest end
= 10 + 5.43(10)
= 10 + 54.3
= 64.3 lumens
Books are rectangles so that means that opposite sides are equal so if one side is 10 inches then so is the opposite side. same for the 8. the perimeter is the amount around the rectangle so you must add all sides together to find it so
10in+10in+8in+8in= 36in
Answer:
choice 3) acute and equilateral
Step-by-step explanation:
Since you need an isolated variable to use the substitution method, we need to re-arrange one of the equations. This will probably be easiest to do with the first one.
Add 5y to both sides of the first equation.
x=10+5y
Now, in the second equation, put in 10+5y in any spot that has an x.
2(10+5y)-10y=20
Distribute the 2 to both numbers in the parenthesis.
20+10y-10y=20
Combine like terms.
20=20
This means that the two equations are actually the same. You can see this if you multiply the whole first equation by 2
2(x-5y=10)
2x-10y=20, which is the same as the second equation. Therefore, the two equations are actually the same one.
We simply divide the mass of Saturn with the mass of Earth.
5.686 x 10^26 / 6.04 x 10^21
The rule of significant figures when dividing numbers is that the least amount significant figures must be used in the quotient.
Therefore, Saturn is 9.41 x 10^4 times heavier than Earth.
