1/2 would not be a useful benchmark to compare these 2 fractions because both of them are greater than half. The benchmark fraction 1/2 is most useful when one fraction is less than half and the other more than 1/2. 5/8 is more than 4/8(1/2), and 9/10 is more than 5/10(1/2).
Answer:
260 I think...?
Step-by-step explanation:
First you will combine the “x’s” so x+2x=3x then you would add 10 and 6 16 and subtract it to move it to the other side of the = so 2-16= -14 then you would divide 3x and -14 by 3 then there is your answer hope this helps
Answer:
xopoorxo
Step-by-step explanation:
12
1) Initial fall => 46 yards
2) First bounce = > rising 46/2 yards and falling the same => 23*2 = 46
3) Second bounce => rising 23/2 yards and falling the same => 11.5*2 = 23
4) Third bounce => rising 11.5/2 yards and falling the same => 5.75 * 2 = 11.5
5) Fourth bounce => rising 5.75 / 2 yards = 2.875
Sum = 46 + 46 + 23 + 11.5 + 2.875 = 129.375
Answer: 129.375 yd
