Question

can someone help me? i will medal

Answer 1

what do you need help with?

Answer 2

ok first let me send the the question the the graph that goes with it on a screen shot

Answer 3

http://prntscr.com/8h87um

Answer 4

http://prntscr.com/8h87um

Answer 5

I would need to take a look at problem # 1.5. This question alone does not make much sense.

Answer 6

i sent a screen shot of problem 1.5 the second time

Answer 7

They are the same screenshots. Try again :-)

Answer 8

http://prntscr.com/8h88xr

Answer 9

ok lets give it a try. First measure the size of 7th grade and 8th grade thermometer and post it here. Measure it with a ruler/scale if you can.

Answer 10

7th grade is 1/3 bigger

Answer 11

before we continue, is there something else that is written in the question in 1.5 or is it just the diagram?

Answer 12

just a diagram

Answer 13

ok give me 1-2 minute to think on it.

Answer 14

So the way i am thinking of is that you first measure the height of both seventh and eighth grade thermometer using a ruler/scale. Then measure the height of eighth grade thermometer till the 10 day mark. Do this far and then we will continue.

Answer 15

the next step is to multiply the height of seventh grade thermometer with the height of eight grade thermometer till the 10 day mark and then divide the whole thing by the full height of eight grade thermometer. This new value will be the new height of your 10 day mark for eighth grade thermometer.