Difference in the number of miles Nathan flew between the first and second parts of his trip is 980 miles
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that Nathan flew 3,547 miles from Canada to California during the first part of his trip
He flew 2,567 miles from California to Hawaii during the second part of his trip
Therefore,
first part of his trip = 3547 miles
second part of his trip = 2567 miles
Difference in the number of miles Nathan flew between the first and second parts of his trip is given as:
difference = first part of his trip - second part of his trip
difference = 3547 - 2567 = 980
Therefore, the difference in number is 980 miles
Is 3 because 3 times 3 equals 9
First, you have to find the moment of inertia along the x and y axes. Constant density is denoted as k.


Then, the radii of gyration for
x = √[I_x/m]
y = [I_y/m]
where m = k(15-4)² = 121k. Then,
x = y = [4880.33k/121k] = 40.33
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Hello,
If Viviana has 2/5 of pasta to share with four friends, you should divide. First change 2/5 to a decimal, 0.4. Now divide 0.4 and 4.
Workspace:
2/5 = 0.4
4 / 0.4 -> 10
Workspace End
Correct Answer:
10
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