<span>subtract 16 from both sides, you will get
12x= 180
divide by 12
x=15 ft.
Answer: width = 15 ft.; length = 30 ft.
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Answer:
2002 pounds
Explanation:
To know the weight of the plane, we need to find an equation that relates the amount of fuel to the weight.
This equation can be founded using the following

Where m is the slope, x1 is the number of gallons and y1 is the respective weight. So, replacing m = 6.0, x1 = 51 gallons and y1 = 2206 pounds, we get:

Now, we can solve for y

Then, we can calculate the weight of an airplane with 17 gallons of fuel replacing x = 17 on the equation above
y = 6x + 1900
y = 6(17) + 1900
y = 102 + 1900
y = 2002
Therefore, the answer is 2002 pounds
Answer:
9 lb 3 oz
Step-by-step explanation:
(3 + 5) lb + (9 + 10) oz
8 lb + 19 oz
16 oz = 1 lb
(8 + 1) lb + (19 - 16) ox
9 lb 3 oz
<span>4.375×10 = 43.75
</span><span>1 7/8 = 15/8 = 1.875
</span>1.428×10 = 14.28
so order from <span>Least to greatest:
</span>0.25 inches, 1.5 inches, 1 7/8 inches, 1.428×10 inches and <span>4.375×10 inches</span>
Angle B is HALF of the sum of the two angles it intercepts.
Since it intercepts 48 and 142 degrees, simply add them add divide by 2:
B = (48 + 142)/2
B = 190/2
B = 95
The measure of angle B is 95 degrees.
-T.B.