Mathematics, 20.01.2020 23:31 shekinahdavis8760
Using the information given, calculate a grade to the nearest whole percent. the "rise" is 525 feet. if the scale on the map showed the "run" on the west side is 800 feet. the grade on the west side would be
the rise on the east side will still be 525 feet.
but, the scale shows the run is 1300 feet.
the grade on the east side would be
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