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3 years ago

A. Find the slope of the roof of a home that rises 8 feet for every horizontal change of 24 feet.

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A. rise over run. 8/24=1/3
slope:1/3

b. find the cost per pound 11.60/4=2.90
then multiply by the amount of pounds 2.90*3.5=10.15

$10.15

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