There are 5280 feet in one mile.
If you have one and two-thirds of a mile, you can divide 5280 by 3, multiply it by 2, and then add it to 5280.
This will give you an answer of 8800 feet in 1 2/3 miles
<span>1.Subtract 32 from the Fahrenheit temperature.
2.Multiply this number by 5.
3.Divide this number by 9.
<span>4.Add 273.15 to this number.</span></span>
Answer:
<u>Please read the answers below.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's recall that in a square all its sides are equal length and all the four internal angles measure 90 °
5. If LN = 46, then we have:
OM = <u>46</u> (Same length than LN)
PN = LN/2 = 46/2 = <u>23</u>
ON = √LN²/2 = √ 46²/2 = √ 2,116/2 = √ 1,058 = <u>32.53 (Rounding to two decimal places)</u>
MN = ON = <u>32.53</u>
6. m ∠EFG = <u>90°</u>
m ∠GDH = ∠GDH/2 = 90/2 =<u> 45°</u>
m ∠FEG = ∠DEF/2 = 90/2 =<u> 45°</u>
m ∠DHG = 180 - (∠GDH + ∠DGH) = 180 - (45 + 45)= 180 - 90 = <u>90</u>°
7. Solve for x
6x - 21 = ∠PQR/2
6x - 21 = 90/2
6x - 21 = 45
6x = 45 +21
6x = 66
<u>x = 11</u>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Well if this is based off the first thing I answered, then 1. C
as I told you before, every time the x axis values go up one, the y values go up by x2 (aka times 2). Therefore it’s C.
2. It is linear because the unit change (amount it goes up aka slope) is the same since it’s alway x2. Hence the line on a graph would look linear
It depends on what location the sun is setting. For example, in the east side of the North America, the sun may set near 7pm to 7:30pm now that we are in summer, but in Europe, the sum may set at 8pm
