The equation to find the air pressure (P(h)) at a height above sea level (h) is given by
Where,
- P(h) is the new pressure at height h
is the air pressure at sea level, and- h is the height (measured in meters).
We want to know the new pressure that is 65% of 
. So we should substitute 
in P(h) (new pressure) to get the equation:
. Answer choice B is the correct one.
ANSWER: B
Round 1.05 mm to the nearest whole number the result is -1.1 then round 2.48 which the result will be equal to 3. The total variation in water level is -3.3
Answer:
the answer is 52
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to divide 468 by 9 and should get you too 52
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A)
y=−2x+4
y-int:
y=−2*0+4
y=4
x-int:
0=−2x+4
2x=4
x=2
(2,4)
B)
2x+3y=6
y-int:
2*0+3y=6
3y=6
y=2
x-int:
2x+3*0=6
2x=6
x=3
(3,2)
C)
1.2x+2.4y=4.8
y-int:
1.2*0+2.4y=4.8
2.4y=4.8
24y=48
y=2
x-int:
1.2x+2.4*0=4.8
1.2x=4.8
12x=48
x=4
(4,2)
