The answer is the option B: <span>B) 109 times bigger.
The explanation of this exercise is shown below:
By the information given in the table attached, the diameter of the Sun is 109 if the diameter of the Earth is 1. Therefore, the Sun is 109 times bigger than the Earth. Then, if </span><span>Sarah uses a ball for Earth that is 4" in diameter,</span> the diameter of the Sun must be 109 times bigger:
D=4"x109
D=436".
The scale drawing is 1 in: 10 ft
There is 45 ft, and you are looking for the amount of inchs.
Divide 45 ft with 10 ft to get inch, which is x
45/10 = x
4.5 = x
4.5 inch is the distance on the drawing, when the actual distance is 45 feet
hope this helps
Answer:
16.5 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
16.5% as a decimal is 0.165
0.165 x 100 = 16.5
So in conclusion you will weigh about 16.5 pounds on the moon.