Choice C is the correct answer because
So in short, 
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The mistake Jerry likely made was that he only cubed the 2 and didn't realize the 6 was part of that cubing process. It seems he didn't add first and decided to cube before adding.
This is probably what steps Jerry did
But as mentioned, those steps are incorrect because the 6 is part of the cubing operation. In other words, Jerry should have added the 6+2 first before cubing afterward (due to PEMDAS determining the order of operations).
Or you could think of it like this
Here we want to see which one of the given graphs is the one with the correct relationship between distance in centimeters and meters. We will see that the correct option is the first graph.
<h3>Working with changes of scale.</h3>
So we know that each centimeter on the map must represent 4 meters in reality, this is a change of scale, so the scale is:
1cm = 4m
First, this relation is linear (each centimeter will always be equal to 4 meters) so the two bottom options that are not linear can be discarded, so we only have the first and second graph.
If you read them, you can see that in the second one 1 meter is equivalent to something near 5 cm, so this is also incorrect.
The only graph that shows a correct scale is the first one, where for each increment of 1 unit on the horizontal axis (the one in centimeters) we have an increase of 4 m (estimated). This means that 1cm = 4m, as in our change of scale.
So the correct option is the first graph.
If you want to learn more about changes of scale, you can read:
brainly.com/question/9302261
4(x 2)=48
4x+8=48
4x=40
x=10
It can be written as: 1 T-Shirt per 5 people
If you have any further questions feel free to ask.
Hope this helps.
Answer:
The answer is already in the question. The coordinates of the entrance to the Mount Rushmore parking area are given by latitude 43.8753972 and longitude -103.4523083.
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe the person asking the question wants some other detail that s/he did not state explicitly.
