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The recommended weight of an adult male can be approximated by the formula w = 5.5h - 220, where w is weight in pounds and h is height in inches. What is the approximate weight of a male that is 68 inches
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The recommended weight of an adult male can be approximated by the formula w = 5.5h - 220,
where w is weight in pounds and h is height in inches.
What is the approximate weight of a male that is 68 inches tall?
172 pounds
154 pounds
183 pounds
176 pounds
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154 pounds
5.5(68) - 220= 154
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154 pounds
Explanation:
If h=68, then w=5.5(68)-220=374-220=154
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