Answer:
4.8 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>See comment for complete question</em>
Represent the larger triangle with 1 and the smaller with 2.
So, we have:
-- height of 1
Required
Determine H2 --- Height of 2
To do this we apply dilation formula.
In this case:
Substitute 6 for H1 and 0.8 for Scale Factor
Hence, the height of the smaller triangle is 4.8 inches
Inequalities are used to show the relationship between unequal expressions.
The inequalities that represent the maximum weights are:
<em />
Let the maximum weight be represented with x
In inequality, maximum means less than or equal to i.e.
<u>(a) 2 axles</u>
The maximum weight, here is 40000.
So, the inequality is:
<u>(b) 3 axles</u>
The maximum weight, here is 60000.
So, the inequality is:
<u>(c) 4 axles</u>
The maximum weight, here is 80000.
So, the inequality is:
<em>See attachment for the graphs of each inequality</em>
Read more about inequalities at:
