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62.069% is what i thank it is
In order to calculate how much wheat will be stored in each bag, let's divide the total amount of wheat by the number of bags:

Assuming that the amount of wheat each bag can hold is a whole number, so each bag can hold 96 kg (otherwise, each bag would hold 96.875 kg and there would be no wheat left).
Then, to find how much wheat will be left, let's calculate how much the 8 bags will hold, and then we subtract this value from the total:

So there will be 7 kg left.
Answer:
I think √170
Step-by-step explanation:
The points are A: (-3,5) and (4,-6) so we plug this into the distance formula
√(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2
√(4-(-3))^2+(-6-5)^2
√(7)^2+(-11)^2=
√49+121= √170 or a really long decimal which starts out 13.038404810
If I got the points wrong I can redo the problem and get another answer but I did the problem on my own and used a calculator and got the same answer