Concept explainers
a.
Calculate the percent of the Great Lakes covered by Lake Erie.
a.
Answer to Problem 26IP
The percentage of area covered is
Explanation of Solution
Given: It is given in the question that area of Erie is
Concept Used:
In this, use the concept of percent equation and the equation is
Calculation:
The total area of the Great Lakes is
In this, the part and the whole are given, looking for a part. Let p represent part.
Conclusion:
The percentage is
b.
Calculate the percent of the Great Lakes covered by Lake Hurion.
b.
Answer to Problem 26IP
The percentage of area covered is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
It is given in the question that area of Huron is
Concept Used:
In this, use the concept of percent equation and the equation is
Calculation: The total area of the Great Lakes is
In this, the part and the whole are given, looking for a part. Let p represent part.
Conclusion:
The area covered is
c.
Calculate the new area of the Michigan.
c.
Answer to Problem 26IP
The new area of the Michigan are
Explanation of Solution
Given: It is given in the question that the area of the Lake Michigan is
Concept Used:
In this, use the concept of percent equation and the equation is
Calculation: If the area was decreased by
In this, the part and the whole are given, looking for a part. Let t represent part.
Conclusion:
The new area is
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