The scale given (1 in : 1/2 ft) implies that 1 inch on the model is equal to 1/2 foot on the actual ship. Therefore, we can multiply the two inch values by 1/2 foot to find the true dimensions of the ship in feet. Starting with 28 inches:
28 × (1/2 ft) = 14 ft
28 inches is proportional to 14 feet. Now calculate 65 inches:
65 × (1/2 ft) = 32.5 ft
65 inches is proportional to 32.5 feet. Therefore, the answer to this problem is:
D) 14 ft. by 32 1/2 ft.
I hope this helps!
Well, given that a quarter equals 5 nickels, we can reason that, in order to get 12 coins, we would have to get 10 nickels (equals 50 cents) and 2 quarters (the other 50 cents, to make a dollar).
You didn't say whether you needed this expressed in a mathematical formula, but knowing the answer already, it shouldn't be hard to come up with one if necessary.
Hope this helps.
m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
m = (6-4)/(4-0)
m = 2/4
y = mx + c
6 = (2/4)(4) + c
c = 4
Thus, the equation is y = (2/4)x +4
Answer:
36
Step-by-step explanation:
36 u think you need to multiply it by 2
Answer:
The ball will strike the ground at time t = 21sec .
