h = 9.2 cm
Solution:
Base of smaller triangle = 5 cm
Height of smaller triangle = 2.3 cm
Base of larger triangle = 15 cm + 5 cm = 20 cm
Height of larger triangle = h


Multiply by 20 on both sides.


9.2 = h
So that Ryan should have add 15 and 5 to get a denominator of 20 on the right sides of the first line. Doing so gives the correct value, h = 9.2 cm.
Answer:
6.93 lbs.
Step-by-step explanation:
The weight on the moon is approximately 16.5% of what you would weigh on Earth. Using this information, we can say that 16.5% of 42 lbs would equal how much the object would weigh on the moon.
I prefer to convert percentages the decimal way, so let's do it that way. 16.5% is 0.165 as a decimal, so now all we have to do is multiply 0.165 by 42 (since we are saying 16.5% of 42 lbs), and we get 6.93 lbs.
Hope this helps! :)