Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The mass of a bag of sugar, m = 1 kg = 0.001 g
Length of bag, l = 9.2 cm
Width of bag, b = 6 cm
Height of the bag, h = 14.1 cm
We need to find the density of the sugar bag.
Density = mass/volume
So,
So, the density of the bag is 
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Answer:
round it up and 8 is closer to ten so it would be 4 pounds
A=2...
Subtract 14 from both sides,then subtract 8 from both sides. Your left with
6a=12
6x1=6
6x2=12
A=2
My final answer is (C) because for the side lenghts to be a right triangle, the values of the first and second terms should be equal to the third (a^2 and b^2 =c^2) hope that helped (:
Make a table graph and go from 0-10 top for weeks and bottom for miles, label one Jeramy and the other one tony. For Jeremy add one mile each week and for timely add to by week 4 they both should have ran 10 miles
