Answer:
I take it you mean the average gallons lost an hour, in which case you would do 58,432.4 - 56,475.2 to get 1,597.2 to which you divide by 2 getting your final answer of 978.6
Using the work-energy
theorem would be best in solving this problem. The net <span>work </span>on an object causes a change in the kinetic energy of the object,
based from the work-energy theorem. For this, the formula for net work = change in
kinetic energy = final
kinetic energy - initial
kinetic energy.
So, first sliding distance
covered 3/4 with a net force 1-5/9 = 4/9 and w (w stands for weight of acrobat)
Therefore, work done = 4/9
* 3/4<span>
In the next step, the distance to be covered is 1/4.
So, let the new frictional force required be X w
Therefore, net force upward = (X - 1) w
Thus, work to be done = (X - 1) * 1/4 w---------(2)
Equating X = 1 + 4/3 = 7/3 </span>
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<span>So, the frictional force that she must produce in the last
quarter has to be 7/3 times her weight.</span></span>
Frankie's yard is a rectangle with the longer side = 32ft and the shorter side = 20ft. You want to find the length of the diagonal going through the rectangle. In essence, you basically have a triangle with two sides, one 32ft, the other 20ft, and you're looking for the hypotenuse.
Let's call a=32, b=20, and you're looking for the hypotenuse c. Use the Pythagorean theorem:

Plug the numbers in to find c, the length of your path! So
the answer is
30 x 5 + 9 x 5