Hey!
Obviously, it's not possible for a single person to fly for 64,000 years. That'd be insane, impossible, and frankly a complete waste of 640 centuries.
However, it's possible that the total flights <em>around the world</em> could be combined to make a single time, and cutting off every time there does happen to be a casualty.
A method that wouldn't be very accurate but considerable is making a ratio of time in which there's been no casualties and scaling it up to a larger scale like the one we've been provided.
Hopefully this helps!
Answer:
2160
Step-by-step explanation:
12×4×3×5÷2×6
Multiply 12 and 4 to get 48.
2
48×3×5
×6
Multiply 48 and 3 to get 144.
2
144×5
×6
Multiply 144 and 5 to get 720.
2
720
×6
Divide 720 by 2 to get 360.
360×6
Multiply 360 and 6 to get 2160.
2160
Your answer is A, that $56 + (-$2) + (-$3)
Well according to many studies the ans is 17ft it is very long according to associates when you add
