We have been given that an object that weighs 24 pounds on Mercury weighs approximately 80 pounds on Earth. A rock weighs 240 pounds on Mercury. We are asked to find the weight of rock on Earth.
We will use proportions to solve our given problem as proportions state that the ratio between two proportional quantities is equal.
Upon substituting our given value, we will get:
Therefore, the weight of rock on Earth would be approximately 800 pounds.
They give you 130 and so to get the next measure its 180-130 and you get 50. So the blank angle is 50. Then the next two angles are y which means theyre equal to each other so they have to be the same number. Get 180 again and subtract 50 and get 130. Split 130 in half and get 65.