By using simple rule of three, a period of 9.5 years on Venus is equivalent to 2134.65 terrestrial days.
<h3>How many terrestrial days are equivalent time in Venus?</h3>
One year on Earth is equivalent to 365.3 days and one year on Venus is equivalent to 224.7 days, the equivalent terrestrial time of 9.5 years on Venus is found by simple rule of three:
x = 9.5 yr × (224.7 days / 1 yr)
x = 2134.65 days
A period of 9.5 years on Venus is equivalent to 2134.65 terrestrial days.
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Answer:
g(-3) = 1
Step-by-step explanation:
We use the top piece of the function since x = -3
g(-3) = x+4 and x = -3
g(-3) = -3 +4 = 1
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240 inches cut into 2 equal pieces is just taking half of the wire.
Making the two pieces of wire 120 inches.
If you bend one 120 inch wire into a square, that means that each side equals 30 inches. (A square has 4 sides. 120/4 = 30)
An area of a square is length times width, which the length equals 30 and width equal to thirty. 30 * 30 = 900. square inches.
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So the sum of both areas is
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