The grade of the path in the mountain is calculated by determining first the ratio between the rise over the run and multiplying the ratio by 100%.
For Path A:
grade = (rise / run) x 100%
grade = (1414/ 3535) x 100% = 40%
<em>Answer: 40%</em>
For Path B:
grade = (rise / run) x 100%
grade = (4.26 m/ 22 m) x 100% = 19.36%
Answer: 19.36%
Answer:
x = -11
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming it's an isosceles triangle so 32 + 2x = 10;
subtract 32 from both sides;
2x = -22
x = -11
Those wind chill formulas are REALLY complex.
Attached are the formulas for wind chill (F and C) plus the OLD wind chill formula.
Here's a wind chill calculator I wrote. http://www.1728.org/windchil.htm
(I figured you might need all the help you can get.)
Answer:
16.2 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Reference angle = 62°
Opposite = x
Adjacent = 8.6
Apply trigonometric function, TOA:
Tan 62 = Opp/Adj
Tan 62 = x/8.6
8.6 × Tan 62 = x
16.1742476 = x
x = 16.2 ft (nearest tenth)
I think it’s 21 not sure because I did 9 more than 4 times which is 9*4 =36 then u subtract 15 less which would be 36-15 which equals 21