Hi,
To find weight of a single load you need to divide the weight (2/3 ton) with 4.
The weight of a single load is 0.165 ton.
Hope this helps.
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Euclidean Geometry is normally taught by starting with the statement of the theorem, then its proof (which includes the diagram, given and RTP – Required To Prove), then a few numerical examples and finally, some non-numerical examples. Have you seen the problem yet?? The PROOF is given at the beginning!
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The answer is 12 I believe. This is because we know one of the lengths which is 2. And then we can use the second rectangle to figure out the second side length.
Please forgive me if I am wrong. Thank you and have a nice day!
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A little algebra process later...
you got the answer
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