Answer:
3rd jump
Step-by-step explanation:
The distance jumped is given in the table attached. to get the jump that do not round up to 4.7 meters, we round each of the jump to one decimal place and then select the jump that does not round up to 4.7 meters.
Therefore rounding off gives:
1st jump: 4.746 meters = 4.7 meters to one decimal place
2nd jump: 4.680 meters = 4.7 meters to one decimal place
3rd jump: 4.647 meters = 4.6 meters to one decimal place (does not round to 4.7 meters)
4th jump = 4.733 meters = 4.7 meters to one decimal place
It might be 31 if you add all the numbers together but I'm not positive.
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So a box has 5.2 oz
it takes 0.7 oz to clean one load
with 3 boxes (3 times 5.2) how many can be cleaned
3 times 5.2=15.6
15.6/0.7=156/7 how many loads=22 and 2/7 =22.285 loads or less than 22 loads (since you can't clean a decimal of a load)
22 Loads is the answer
Well 2,000 pounds is one ton. so it would be 3 tons and 1/2
