An object weighing 5 pounds on Earth will weigh 2 pounds on Mercury. The Statue of Liberty weighs 225 tons. What would it weigh on Mercury?
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i took 5 times X equals 2 to find the percentage. Then I applied the same percentage to 225. 225 X 40% = 90. Statue of Liberty would weigh 90 tons on Mercury.
ReplyDeletethe statue of liberty would weigh 90lb on mercury. i figured this out by dividing 5 and 2. i got 2.5. then i divide 225 by 2.5 and i got 90lb.
ReplyDeletethe statue of liberty would weight 90lb on mercury.because if u divide 5 and 2 then u would get 2.5 then u would have to divide 225 by 2.5 and thats how u get 90lb
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ReplyDeleteThe statue of liberty's weight on Mercury would be 90lb. I know this by dividing 2 from 5 to get 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5 to get 90.
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ReplyDeleteThe statue of Liberty's weight on Mercury is 90lb. I know this because I divided 2 from 5 and that is 2.5. Then i divided 225 by 2.5 and I got 90.
The statue of Liberty's weight on Mercury is 90lbs. I know this because I divided 2 from 5 and got 2.5. Then i divided 225 by 2.5 and then i got 90lbs.(period 4)
ReplyDeleteThe statue of Liberty weighs 90lbs on Mercury.I figured it out by dividing 2 from 5 which is 2.5.After that I divided 225 by 2.5 which is 90.
ReplyDeleteIf u divide 5 and 2 then u would get 2.5. Then u would have to divide 225 by 2.5. And that mean's that the statue of liberty weights 90lbs.
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ReplyDeletethe statue of liberty would weight 90lb on mercury.This is because if u divide 5 and 2 then u would get 2.5 Then i would have to divide 225 by 2.5 And thats how i get 90lb
If u divide 5 and 2 then u would get 2.5. Then u would have to divide 225 by 2.5. And the statue of liberty weights 90lbs because 225 divided by 2.5 is 90.
ReplyDeleteThe statue will weigh 90lbs on mercury. i got this by dividng 2 from 5 which is 2.5. after i divided 225 by 2.5 and got 90.
ReplyDeletei got 90 on mercury i dividined 2 from 5 wich is 2.5 after i divided 225 by 2.5 i got 90.
ReplyDelete(period 1) The statue of liberty's weight on Mercury would be 90 lb. I know this by dividing 2 from 5 to get 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5 to get 90.
ReplyDeleteThe statue wilweigh 90 pounds on mercury. I got my answer by dividing 2 from 5 and that equals 2.5 after I divided 225 by 2.5 and got my answer 90 pounds.
ReplyDeleteThe statue will basically weight 90 pounds on mercury.Then 2 from 5 and that would equal 2.5 after you divide 225 by 2.5 and get 90 pounds
ReplyDeleteThe statues weight is 90 pounds on mercury. I divided 2 from 5 and I got 2.5 then I divided 225 by 2.5. That is how I got 90 pounds.
ReplyDeleteThe statue will weigh 90lbs on mercury. i got this by dividng 2 from 5 which is 2.5. after i divided 225 by 2.5 and got 90.
ReplyDeleteThe statue would be 2,250lbs on mercury. I got my answer by 225 times 2 times 5 and all together i got 2,250 so therefore it would 2,250lbs on mercury. Jnique Nelson per;3
ReplyDeleteThe statues weight 90 pounds of Mercury. I know this because you divide 2 and 5 and get 2.5. Then you divide 225 by the 2.5 and you get 90 which is my answer 90 lbs.
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ReplyDeleteThe statue will weight 90 pounds of Mercury. I go this answer by dividing 2 and 5 which is 2.5 (2/5=2.5). Then I divided 225 by 2.5 which is 90 (225/2.5=90). That's how I got my answer of 90 pounds of Mercury.
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DeleteOn mercury the statue would equal 90 pounds. I got my answer by dividing 2 and 5 which equals 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5 and that is how I got my answer.
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ReplyDeleteFirst I divided 5 and 2 which is 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5 which is 90. SO the statue will weight 90 pounds on mercury.
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ReplyDeleteMercury statue will be 90 pounds. I got this answer by dividing 2 and 5 and you get 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5 which equals 90 pounds.
The statue will weigh 90 lbs on Mercury. I found this out by dividing 5 by 2 and got 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5 and you get 90.
ReplyDeleteAlexander Xiong period 1 The statue of liberty's weight on Mercury would be 90 lb. I know this by dividing 2 from 5 to get 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5 to get 90.
ReplyDeletethe statue of liberty would weight 90 pounds on mercury.This is found by dividing 5 by 2 which equals 2.5 Then you divide 225 by 2.5, which is how you get 90.
ReplyDeleteThe statue is 90 pounds on Mercury. You divide 5 by 2 and get 2.5. Then you use the weight it is on earth 225 and divide that by 2.5 to get 90.
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ReplyDeleteThe statue of liberty weight on Mercury would be 90 lb. I know this because dividing 2 from 5 to get 2.5. Then i divided 2.5 to get 90.
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ReplyDeleteA 5 pound object's weight is 2 pounds on mercury. The object is 2.5 times heavier on earth than on mercury. So this means a 225 pound object would weigh 90 pounds on mercury. Because 225 divided by 2.5 equals 90.
Period 1: so the object would weigh 90 pounds because if you divide 225 and 2.5 it equals 90. so the object would weigh 90 on mercury.
ReplyDeletethe object will weigh 90lbs on Mercury because if you divide 225 by 2.5
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ReplyDeleteThe object will be 90 pounds. I got this by dividing 5 by 2 and got 2.5. Then I divided 225 by 2.5.
On Mercury the Statue of Liberty would be 90 pounds. I found this out by dividing 2 by 5. After i divided i got 2.5 then divided 225 by 2.5 and got 90 pounds. That is how i got my answer.
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