The length of the new line, between the given point and the newly-found intersection point, is the distance between the point and the original line. To find the distance, subtract the x and y values to get the x and y displacements. Therefore, there is no specific equation!
Hundredth
The number will be 3.250.09
Other examples:
12 = 10
1.09 = 1.10
899.765=899.77
Amount of fuel in the tank before the story begins . . . . . zero.
Total amount poured in . . . . . 3/4 gallon.
Total amount burned:
on Friday . . . . . 1/4 gallon
on Sunday . . . . 1/4 gallon
Total used . . 1/2 gallon .
Amount remaining in the tank on Monday:
(3/4 gallon in) - (1/2 gallon burned) = 1/4 gallon left.
==> NOT empty
The tank would have been empty on Monday IF Becky
had poured in only 1/2 gallon, instead of 3/4 of a gallon
before the first flakes began to fly.
Answer:
One- half
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the density is uniform
Mass of the sphere = [(4/3) π r^3] d
where d is the uniform density.
Mass of the sphere = [(4/3) π d] r^3 = k r^3
where k = [(4/3) π d] is a constant
Weight = mg = G m M / r^2 = G m [k r^3] /r^2 = G m k r
Using Gauss’ law for gravitation,
Half way to the center of a planet the weight is only due to the inner sphere and the outer sphere does not contribute to his weight,
Inside his weight is mg’ = (G m k r) /2 = mg/2
Answer is one-half.
