Answer:
6.14 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
The one side of the dollar bill is 6.14 inch. The 6.14 inches of the dollar approximates the 156.1 mm. When Malia measures the longer side of a dollar bill from her rule it will be approximately 6.14 inches in length. The ruler normally has inches and cm sides. Very few rulers have mm scales. The most probable scale that malia would have measure is in inches.
I think B not 100%shure ,you could prob go ask this on yahoo and get a bit more help ;) sorry I couldent help more
The area of a parallelogram is the base times the height so:
A=bh, in this case:
A=hx
x=A/h, we are told that A=120mm^2 and h=10mm so
x=120mm^2/10mm
x=12mm
Divide <span>150:100 to find out what the density in g/cm3 is. So 150:100 = 1.5 g/cm3</span>
