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Mathematics, 15.01.2020 04:31, Gearyjames8
Suppose the owner of a bicycle decides to hop on his bike and coast down a hill. if he starts at a point where the elevation is listed as 6500 ft. and coasts down to a point where the elevation is 6000 ft, and he sees from a map that the horizontal distance is listed as 1200 ft. then:
a. what is the percent grade of the hill?
b. what actual distance did he coast?
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