SOLUTION: A proposed 1682-foot-tall tower would be the world's tallest full-service building (not counting antennas). Another building is 1138 feet tall. Find the unit ratio o
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Question 1152750: A proposed 1682-foot-tall tower would be the world's tallest full-service building (not counting antennas). Another building is 1138 feet tall. Find the unit ratio of the height of the first tower to the height of the second tower. What does your result mean in this situation? Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A proposed 1682-foot-tall tower would be the world's tallest full-service building (not counting antennas). Another building is 1138 feet tall. Find the unit ratio of the height of the first tower to the height of the second tower.
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It's 1682/1138 = ~1:1.478
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What does your result mean in this situation?
The 1st is 1.478 times the 2nd in height.
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Waste of time, stupid problem.
