Math, asked by Shubhangee6688, 11 months ago

Mountain climber joe climbed to a mountain peak that was 1200 feet above its base and 1500 feet east of its base. Mountain climber bob climbed to a mountain peak that was 900 feet above its base and 1000 feet east of its base

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Answered by vibewihdess
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Answer:

Joe’s mountain had a rise of 1200 and a run of 1500, making the slope of the mountain 4/5. Bob’s mountain had a rise of 900 and a run of 1000, making the slope of the mountain 9/10. Since 9/10 is larger than 4/5, the slope of Bob’s mountain is steeper than the slope of Joe’s mountain.

Answered by shilpa85475
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Mountain Climber Bob's slope(9/10) is steeper than mountain climber Joe's slope(4/5).

Mountain Climber Joe's slope = \frac{Length of rise of the mountain}{Lenght of path of the mountain}

= \frac{1200}{1500}

∴ Slope of climber Joe's mountain = \frac{4}{5}

Mountain Climber Bob's slope = \frac{Length of rise of the mountain}{Lenght of path of the mountain}

= \frac{900}{1000}

∴ Slope of climber Bob's mountain = \frac{9}{10}

\frac{4}{5} <  \frac{9}{10}

∴ Slope of climber Joe's mountain < Slope of climber Bob's mountain

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