One gallon of gasoline (6.3 lbs.) produces about 20 lbs. of carbon dioxide. This may seem weird and untrue, however, most of that weight comes from the oxygen in the air. Following the math on this means that we multiply 17.2 gallons of gas by 20 lbs. of co2 per gallon of gas burned.
This gives us the answer of 344 lbs. of carbon dioxide burned per tank of gas. (From a 2013 Honda Accord)
Answer: 50
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we are informed that 1/3 of gym members say they spent 5 hours per week at the gym.
Assuming there are 150 people working out at the gym, the number of people that'll most likely spend 5 hours at the gym this week will be calculated by multiplying 1/3 by 150. This will be:
= 1/3 × 150
= 50 people
Answer:
174.68
Step-by-step explanation:
Use PEMDAS. First, multiply 1/-25 by 8. (-8/25 or-.32)
Then, add 175 and y should= 174.68.
Answer:
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