18 months
……33inches, weight 25.5 pounds
When
he was born = 9 months…20 inches, weight 8, 4 pounds
Every
9 months his height growth is 33-20 = 13 inches, his weight is 25.5-8.4=17.1 pounds
<span>Pounds. This means, for every 9 months, his growth is
13 inches and his weight is 17.1 pounds. For example we can determine his
growth in 3 years.</span>
<span>3
years = 36 months, 36= 9*4, his height will be 4*13 inches= 52 inches, his
weight will be 4*17.1 = 68.4 pounds </span>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
6t-12+15t | 25+15t
21t-12 | 25+15t
21t-12 < 25+15t
hence proved..
Answer:
See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
15.) -3.25
16.) -4.5
17.) 1.25
18.) -5.75
19.) 0.5
20.) -2.5
Answer:
One- half
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the density is uniform
Mass of the sphere = [(4/3) π r^3] d
where d is the uniform density.
Mass of the sphere = [(4/3) π d] r^3 = k r^3
where k = [(4/3) π d] is a constant
Weight = mg = G m M / r^2 = G m [k r^3] /r^2 = G m k r
Using Gauss’ law for gravitation,
Half way to the center of a planet the weight is only due to the inner sphere and the outer sphere does not contribute to his weight,
Inside his weight is mg’ = (G m k r) /2 = mg/2
Answer is one-half.
