Here is the answer. If the average adult produces $20,000 of output per year, the amount of global output that is <span> lost annually as a result of adult deaths from secondhand smoke is 48 billion dollars. Consider this:
</span>600,000 total deaths
<span>165,000 children </span>
<span>435,000 adults </span>
<span>435,00 times $110,00 output per year = $47,859,000,000 or $48 billion.</span>
Need more cause I’m confused on what to answer
There was Gardner's Theory<span> of Multiple Intelligences
here's a link with further info: </span><span>www.springhurst.org/articles/MItheory.htm</span>
Answer:
Pretty sure I figured it out, 4/27. I found this by simplifying:
((1/3pi (h - 2/3 h))(4/9 r^2)) / (1/3 pi r^2 h)
