Answer: I don’t understand
Step-by-step explanation:
Next time actually ask something about college math
Answer:
Rate of change in elevation = 0.6 in/year
Step-by-step explanation:
Note:
Current elevation (Missing) = 7,602 feet
Given:
Old elevation = 7,602 feet
Number of year = 7,600
Find:
Rate of change in elevation
Computation:
Change in elevation = 7,602 - 7,600
Change in elevation = 2 ft
Change in elevation = 2 x 12 = 24 inches
Rate of change in elevation = 24 / 40
Rate of change in elevation = 0.6 in/year
then its 658.74 or 6.5874
Answer: 134 °f
Step-by-step explanation:
Lowest is -128.5 °f, the highest is 262.5 °f higher than the lowest.
you would simply add 262.5 °f to your -128.5 °f, giving you 134 °f.
another way of doing this is subtracting 128.5 from 262.6
The answer is
h= -41.36
You first multiply -8.1(-0.4) and you get 3.24.
Then you subtract 3.24 - 44.6 to get h.
