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Number 1 and number 2 pleasseee

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lina2011 [118]3 years ago

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Answer:

1)

(a) 19 44

(b) 3.96 m

2.01 x 90%= 1.95

1.95 + 2.01

(c)

i] 6

2 events *3 medals per event

ii] 60

simple ratio

iii] 20 including marathon run and high jump events

2)

(a) 8.5 cm

closest round off figure

(b) 4/3πr²

4/3 x π x (8.5)²

303 cm³

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