Hank the hiker would like to go on a hike. he only has four hours available today for the hike. the expression
12d + 12e
is used as a general guide to determine how much time, in hours, a hiker should allow for hiking a trail with a distance of d miles and an elevation gain of e thousand feet. the trail hank would like to hike is 6 miles long and has an elevation gain of 3000 ft. will hank be able to complete this hike in the block of time he has available today?

No.

Step-by-step explanation:

Time available for hike = 4 hours

Length of trail that hank would like to hike = 6 miles

Elevation gain of the trail = 3000 feet

The expression representing the time needed for hike is:

d = the distance/length of the trail = 6

e = elevation gain in thousands = 3

Using these values in the above equation, we get:

This means according to the guide Hank should allow him 4.5 hours for the hike. But since he has only 4 hours, he won't be able to complete the hike today

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the surface area is 124cm²

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length: 4cm

width: 9cm

height:   2cm