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The weight on each of the four tires of Steve's car is as follows: Rear front-935; Left front-824 pounds; Right rear-775 pounds; Left rear-875 pounds. Does his car cross weight fall within the acceptable range? What percent of the total weight is the cross weight of Steve's car? ( Round to the nearest tenth of a percent. )
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I think you first find the total weight of the car (add up the weight on each wheel) then find the sum of the right front and left rear (based on your earlier question) finally, make a fraction, change to a decimal, and then to a percent. see if it is between 52% and whatever (see other question)
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