The range is 30. To find the range, you subtract the largest number, which is 100, by the smallest number, which is 70.
Answer:
<em>Choice B. 16 feet.</em>
<em>The height of the tree is 16 ft</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Similar Triangles</u>
Similar triangles have their corresponding side lengths proportional by a fixed scale factor.
We are given the drawings of a tree and a wall and it's assumed both triangles are similar. We need to find the scale factor and find the height of the tree.
Comparing the corresponding distances from the viewer to the base of the tree and the base of the wall, we can calculate the scale factor as 24/6=4.
Applying the same factor to the height of the model, we get the height of the tree is 4*4 = 16 ft.
Choice B. 16 feet
The height of the tree is 16 ft
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Answer:
M = (S -C)/C
Step-by-step explanation:
Starting with ...
S = C + MC
we want to solve for M.
S - C = MC . . . . subtract the term not containing M
(S -C)/C = M . . . . divide by the coefficient of M
Solved for M, the formula is ...
M = (S -C)/C
8x +9 + 15-8x is -32 it’s that easy
