X, Y,Z share #68 so that for every #1 that Z gets, Y gets #2 and for every #3 that Y gets, X gets #4. How much does Y gets?

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The range of the following relation r {(3, -5), (1, 2), (-1, -4), (-1, 2)} is (1 point){-4, -5, 2, 2){-1, 1, 3){-1,-1,1,3){-5, -4,2)

To keep cylindrical tanks from tipping over, a designer is planning to enlarge the original area of the base by 50%. the new tank should have the same volume as the original. how should the designer change the height of the tank? a: make it 50% taller than the height of the original tank. b: make it 6623% taller than the height of the original tank c: make it 3313% shorter than the height of the original tank d: make it 50% shorter than the height of the original tank.