Mathematics
Mathematics, 09.01.2020 04:31, AleciaCassidy

An elephant weights 15,000 pounds on earth and 2,500 pounds on the moon. assuming the weight on earth are proportional , what percent of its weight on earth is its weight on the moon. how does the percent describe how the weight are related

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