Answer:
Weight on the moon=x=15.87 kilograms
Step-by-step explanation:
This can be expressed as;
Weight on earth=Constant×Weight on moon
where;
Weight on moon=14.2 kilograms
Constant=k
Weight on Earth=85 kilograms
Replacing in the expression above;
85=14.2×k
k=(85/14.2)=5.986
If the person weighs 95 kilograms on Earth;
Weight on the earth=Constant×Weight on moon
where;
Weight on the moon=x
Constant=5.986
Weight on the earth=95 kilograms
Replacing;
95=5.986×x
x=95/5.986=15.87
Weight on the moon=x=15.87 kilograms
Answer:
See Below
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 180 ft / 6 sec
To find a unit rate, you need to have a denominator of 1 and to to do that, you can divide the numerator and denominator by the same number, in this case: 6.
30 ft / 1 sec
2) 86 mi / 5 hr
Same as above^(except dividing by 5)
17.2 mi / 1 hr
3) 83 mi / 5 hr
Same as above^^
16.6 mi / 1 hr
We can rewrite this as: 16.6 mph
4) 93 mi / 5 hr
Same as above^^^
18.6 mi / 1 hr
5) 150 mi / 4 hr
Same as above^^^^
37.5 mi / 1 hr
We can rewrite this as: 37.5 mph
Answer:
x= 70°
Step-by-step explanation:
the lines overlapping the two sides on the triangle mean that those two sides are congruent, meaning that both of those angles would be equal to 70°
Answer: 0.1
Step-by-step explanation: you only need to add zero to the first value,
for example if you have 1/10, you add zero, getting the next equation
10/10 if you add a zero to value you can add a zero to the result getting the following result
10/10=0. in this point both values are divisible
and 10 between 10 is equal to 1
as you finish add zeros you can add a point and after the 1 getting this result
1/10 = 0.1
