No that is not correct. granola bars don't weigh that much.
Answer:

If
is constant, say k
Then,

∴ d ∝ w
Hence, weight is proportional to the density
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
Let w denote the weight of the rock in pounds
s denote the size of the rock in cubic inches and
d denote the density of the rock in pounds per cubic inch.
First, we will write the equation connecting w, s, and d.
We get

That is,

Now, given a 48-cubic-inch rock with weight w pounds, to show the proportional relation between the weight and the density, we will write

If
is constant, say k
Then,

∴ d ∝ w
Hence, density is proportional to the weight OR weight is proportional to the density
i believe it is -5 over 9
The area of a circle is pi times the radius squared. the radius of this circle is 16.8cm, which is 282cm when squared. multiplied by pi it becomes 887cm.
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