Hi there! An average person ate 200.8 pounds of meat, so we would multiply that number by 3 to see how much meat the family ate altogether. 200.8 * 3 is 602.4. There. A family of 3 would eat 602.4 pounds of meat in a year.
13.) A=9cm^2
If the area is l•h, and there are 9 cubic squares, that means that the length of each side on the square is 3cm, each square on it equals 1cm.
14.) V=27cm^3
If the volume is l•w•h, then we find the third power square root of 27, so 3•3=9•3=27, the answer is 3cm for the length, width, and height.
15.) V=4,913cm^3
If volume is l•w•h, then what number when raised to the third power equals 4913? The answer is 17, since 17•17=289•17=4913. So the length is 17cm
16.)V=216cm^3
If volume is l•w•h, then what number when raised to the third power equals 216? The answer is 6, since 6•6=36•6=216.
17.)A=121
Is area is l•w, then what number raised to the second power equals 121? The answer is 11, since 11•11=121. Therefore it WILL NOT fit a car with a length of 13ft.
18.)A=141
If area is l•w, then what number raised to the second power equals 141? The answer is 12, since 11.87•11.87=141 (answer was rounded to nearest whole number) meaning that she will need 12ft of fence to enclose her garden.
Answer:
x = 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
5[3(x + 4) − 2(1 − x)] − x − 15 = 14x + 55
5[3x + 12 - 2 + 2x] - x - 15 = 14x + 55
5[5x + 10] - x - 15 = 14x + 55
25x + 50 - x - 15 = 14x + 55 Now we subtract 14x from both sides:
25x + 50 - x - 15 - 14x = 14x - 14x + 55
10x + 50 - 15 = 55 Now we subtract 50, add 15 to both sides:
10x + 50 - 50 - 15 + 15 = 55 - 50 + 15
10x = 20
x = 2.
Answer:
70 apples
Step-by-step explanation:
Please let me know if you want me to add an explanation as to why this is the answer. I can definitely do that, I just wouldn’t want to write it if you don’t want me to :)
Answer:
The mass of a longhorn cow.
Step-by-step explanation:
Kilograms will measure mass, not length, so we are left between two options. Kilograms would be used for heavier objects, so between a paper clip (which would be likely measured in grams,) and the longhorn, the cow would be what you would measure in kilograms.
