The weight of a metal beam varies directly with its length . A 6-ft beam weighs 14.4 lb. A 9.5-ft beam weighs:
- A
lb
- Bcheck_circle
lb
- C
lb
- D
lb
Explanation
Rate lb/ft; .
Linear Functions
SAT Math· difficulty 5/5
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