The question states that the Statue of Liberty is 30 times the height of a 154 centimeter person and asks how many meters tall the <span>the Statue of Liberty is.
This is basically asking us to find 30 times 154 centimeters and convert it to meters.
30 • 154 = 4620
This tells us that the </span>Statue of Liberty is 4,620 centimeters (cm) tall.
Now we must convert 4,620 cm to meters (m).
There are 100 cm in 1 m.
This means 100 cm = 1 m.
That means that meters are 100 times larger than centimeters.
With this in mind, we can divide the number of cm by 100 to convert it to m.
4,620 ÷ 100 = 46.2
That means that 4,620 cm is equal to 46.2 m.
The final answer:
If the Statue of Liberty is 30 times taller than 154 centimeters, then the Statue of Liberty is 46.2 meters tall.
So the answer is 46.2 meters.
Hope this helps!
The red graph is the result of a vertical translation, 4 units down, of the black graph.
This means that, whenever the black graph associates

The red graph must associate 4 less to the same input:

So, the equation for the red graph is

or, equivalently,

48/12 = 24•2/6•2= 24/6= 12•2/3•2= 12/3= 4/1
In simplest form the ratio is
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Step-by-step explanation:
Frequency table for the height of the seedlings,
Height (in inches) Number of seedlings
2
4
2
2
Now we can draw the line plot as attached.
Average height of the seedlings = 
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So...
Each bottle of apple juice has 2 litters of juice, so, if he bought y bottles of apple juice, we will have to multiply.
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