You didn’t post the graph
To get Density you do 9.45 divided by 3.5 equaling 2.7 and that is the density
In this question, the trail is 2940 miles long and Manfred is already hiking the 3/7 of the trail. You are asked how many miles he has a hike. Then to find it you just need to multiply the trail length with the ratio of hike/total trail. The calculation would be:
2940 miles * 3/7 = 1260 miles
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
I'll edit my response to tell you why later. it seems like you need this answer now.
325.81
It is correct im sure of it
