Let the weight of Paula's dog be x
Let the weight of Carla's dog be y
We know that the weight of Paula's dog is 3 times that of Carla's dog, therefore:
x = 3y ...........> equation I
We also know that the sum of the weights is 48 pounds, therefore:
x + y = 48 ............> equation II
Substitute with equation I in equation II:
3y + y = 48
4y = 48
y = 12 pouds
Substitute with the value of y in equation I:
x = 3(12) = 36 pounds
Based on the above calculations:
Paula's dog weighs 36 pounds
Carla's dog weighs 12 pounds
Area = # sides * side length * apothem / 2
side length = (2 * area) / # sides * apothem
side length = 2 * 37.2 / 5 * 3.2
side length = 74.4 / 16
side length = 4.65 meters
Roger finished first.
2 2/3 is equal to 2 4/6. And then 2 and 4/6 is less than 2 and 5/6.
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Answer: (4, -1)</h3>
Reason:
When rotating a point 180 degrees around the origin, you use the rule
We flip the sign of each coordinate from positive to negative or vice versa.
The point X is at the location (-4, 1). Rotating this 180 degrees will get us to X'(4, -1)
Answer:
you didn't give me the question but I think it would be all of them added together.
Step-by-step explanation:
10+2+1+14+4+12+50=93
