I'm not good at graphing, but desmos.com is an online graphing calculator that works really well.
Answer: 12 pounds.
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this question, we'll use the direct proportion which is.
y = kx
Where,
y = weight on moon = 48 pounds
x = weight on Earth = 300 pounds
k = Unknown
y = kx
48 = 300k
k = 48/300
k = 0.16
The weight that a 75 pound object on Earth would weigh on the moon will be:
y = kx
where,
y = weight on moon = Unknown
k = 0.16
x = weight on Earth = 75 pounds
y = kx
y= 0.16 × 75
y = 12 pounds
The weight on the moon will be 12 pounds.
B I think but i could be totally wrong
LCM 14 & 24 = 168
then use the highest exponents for the variables
answer = 168x^6y^6z^8
