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The time t (in seconds) that it takes an object dropped from a distance d (in feet) to fall to the ground is given by the formula How long will it take a pair of sunglasses to fall to the ground if a sightseer drops them from the top of a 225-foot-tall observation tower?
________ seconds
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The late Florence Griffith-Joyner set the United States national and world record in the 100-meter sprint: 10.69 seconds. Jenny Thompson set the United States national record in the 100-meter freestyle swim: 53.12 seconds. How much faster did Griffith-Joyner run the 100 meters than Thompson swam it?
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A volume control is shown in the illustration below. If the distance between the low and high settings is 15 cm, how far apart are the equally spaced volume settings?
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After expenses of $52.15 were paid, a club donated $878.85 in proceeds from a pancake breakfast to a local health clinic. How much did the pancake breakfast gross?
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Write the fraction in decimal form. Round to the nearest thousandth.
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Write the fraction in decimal form. Round to the nearest hundredth.
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Three years after opening an account that paid 6.45% annually, a depositor withdrew the $3,096 in interest earned. How much money was left in the account?
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In the city map illustrated below, the streets form a grid. Each street is 0.24 miles apart. Find the distance of a trip from the airport to city hall.
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Fill in the blank with the proper symbol ( , or = ) to make a true statement.
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