The American Quarter Horse is the most popular riding horse in the world. The average weight of an American Quarter Horse at birth is 85 pounds. They grow to a maximum weight of 1300 pounds. Write and solve an inequality to find how many pounds an American Quarter Horse may gain from birth to adulthood.

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Step-by-step explanation:

From the question, we are informed that the average weight of an American Quarter Horse at birth is 85 pounds and that they grow to a maximum weight of 1300 pounds.

The inequality to calculate the amount of pounds that an American Quarter Horse may gain from birth to adulthood will be the difference between it's maximum weight and weight at birth. This will be:

= 1300 - 85.

= 1215 pounds

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Step-by-step explanation:

Part a is correct.

The volume of part b is correct.

The volume of a scoop is 268 cm^3.

The volume of the cylindrical cup is 402 cm^3.

Part b)

Question: Does the cup hold the exact volume of the scoop? Explain.

No. The cup holds 402 cm^3 up to the brim. If you overfill it like the picture shows, it will hold even more than 402 cm^2. A scoop is only 268 cm^3, so a cup holds more than the scoop.

Part c)

volume of cone = (1/3)(pi)r^2h

V = (1/3)(3.14159)(4 cm)^2(8 cm)

V = 134 cm^3