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Michiko works in a shop that rents cross-country skis. Two clients come in to rent skis. Michiko knows that a person's height is proportional to his or her correct ski length. She figures out that the first client, who is 70 inches tall, needs 210-centimeter skis. The second client is 63 inches tall. What length of skis does the second client need?

Verified Answer :

70/210 = 63/x ( / ) means divided by

70x=13230

x=189

The ski would be 189 centimeters.

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Answer:

The length of the second person ski's will be 189 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Michiko knows that a person's height is proportional to his or her correct ski length.

The person who is 70 inches tall, needs 210-centimeter skis.

The second client is 63 inches tall. Let his ski b 's' cm.

The relation forms:

\(\frac{70}{210} =\frac{63}{s}\)

\(70s=210\times63\)

=> \(70s=13230\)

s = \(\frac{13230}{70}\)

s = 189

Hence, the length of the second person ski's will be 189 cm.

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