The question states that the Statue of Liberty is 30 times the height of a 154 centimeter person and asks how many meters tall the <span>the Statue of Liberty is.
This is basically asking us to find 30 times 154 centimeters and convert it to meters.
30 • 154 = 4620
This tells us that the </span>Statue of Liberty is 4,620 centimeters (cm) tall.
Now we must convert 4,620 cm to meters (m).
There are 100 cm in 1 m.
This means 100 cm = 1 m.
That means that meters are 100 times larger than centimeters.
With this in mind, we can divide the number of cm by 100 to convert it to m.
4,620 ÷ 100 = 46.2
That means that 4,620 cm is equal to 46.2 m.
The final answer:
If the Statue of Liberty is 30 times taller than 154 centimeters, then the Statue of Liberty is 46.2 meters tall.
So the answer is 46.2 meters.
Hope this helps!
11-3 = 8
8y = 24
8y/8 = 24/8
y = 3
5 obtuse no acute and no right
(y+20)=1(x+10); First, we can find the slope by using the equation y2-y1/x2-x1.
-9+20/1+10 (Accounting for double negatives).
11/11 = 1
The slope of the equation is 1, now we just need to pick a set of points from which we derived the slope from (doesn't matter which) as y1 and x1 in the point-slope equation. (y-y1)=m(x-x1)
Your final answer can either be (y+20)=1(x+10) or (y+9)=1(x-1) but in the context of this question it is (y+20)=1(x+10)
