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zimovet [89]
3 years ago
6

AYUDAA es para hoyyy Un avión volaba a 14.800 metros de altura . Primero , bajo a 23.000 decímetros y luego 54 hectometros más a

qué altura en kilómetros vuela ahora ? EN ESPAÑOL LA RESPUESTA POR FAVOR Gracias
Mathematics
1 answer:
Eddi Din [679]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

7.1 km or 7.1 kilometer

Step-by-step explanation:

Esta pregunta se resuelve mediante la conversión de unidades SI. Nuestra respuesta final será en kilómetros, por lo tanto, estamos convirtiendo todos los valores dados a kilómetros.

De la pregunta, tenemos la siguiente información:

Altura de vuelo actual del avión = 14.800 metros

1 metro = 0.001 kilómetro

14,800 metros =

14,800 × 0.001

= 14.8 kilómetros

Avión que descendió primero = 23.000 decímetros

1 decímetro = 0.0001 kilómetro

23,000 decímetros =

23,000 × 0.0001 kilómetro

= 2.3 kilómetros

Descendió la segunda vez = 54 hectómetros más

1 hectómetro = 0.1 kilómetro

54 hectómetros =

54 × 0.1 kilómetro

= 5.4 kilómetros

Por lo tanto, la altura en kilómetros que vuela el avión ahora se calcula como

14.8 km - 2.3 km - 5.4 km

= 14.8 km - (2.3 km + 5.4 km)

= 14.8 kilometros - 7.7 kilometros

= 7.1 kilometros

Por lo tanto, el avión vuela actualmente a 7.1 km o 7.1 kilómetros.

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