Answer:
6.14 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
The one side of the dollar bill is 6.14 inch. The 6.14 inches of the dollar approximates the 156.1 mm. When Malia measures the longer side of a dollar bill from her rule it will be approximately 6.14 inches in length. The ruler normally has inches and cm sides. Very few rulers have mm scales. The most probable scale that malia would have measure is in inches.
Answer:
The constant of variation is 5
Step-by-step explanation:
We know direct variation is of the form
y = kx
We know y =25 and x=5
25 = k*5
Divide each side by 5
25/5 = 5k/5
5 = k
To make 5.6e12 standard you simply move the decimal place right 12 times
5,600,000,000,000
5 Trillion 600 billion
He can make 12 or 9 because 9x4=36 and 12x3=36
Answer:
229.18 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
The circumference of a circle with radius r is 2×pi×r.
So if it has a radius of 1 mile, then the circumference is 2×pi×1=2pi miles.
So if we travel 4 miles, then the percentage of this circle we traveled is 4/(2pi)=63.66% approximately.
There are 360 degrees in a circle and we want to how much of that rotation belongs to traveling 4 miles of the circumference of a circle that measures 2pi miles. So 63.66%×360 degrees =229.18 degrees.
