The question is worded poorly, but it looks like you have a lever in equilibrium, with a force x at a distance d from the fulcrum, and a force y at a distance L - d from the fulcrum. You already have the equilibrium formula for this situation:
xd = y(L - d)
If you know x, y, and d, you can solve for the length L.
Answer:
3.5m
Step-by-step explanation:
A parallelogram has sides 17.3 m and 43.4 m long.
The height corresponding to the 17.3-m base is 8.7 m.
The area of a parallelogram = base × height
= 8.7m × 17.3m
= 150.51m²
Both parallelograms have the same area
Hence, the height, to the nearest tenth of a meter, corresponding to the 43.4-m base is calculated as:
= 150.51m²/43.4m
= 3.4679723502m
Approximately = 3.5m
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Well what i got was 79.3 by finding the average by adding it all together then divided it by how many numbers
Answer:
im not 100 percent sure but i think he right
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