A glacier is receding at a constant rate of 4.3 cm per day. After 35 years, by whatapproximate length has the glacier receded?550 meters1.5 meters130 meters55 kilometers44 meters

Given data : Speed of glacier = 4.3cm/day = 4.3×10-2 m/day Number of years =…

Answered: A glacier is receding at a constant…

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A glacier is receding at a constant rate of 4.3 cm per day. After 35 years, by what approximate length has the glacier receded? 550 meters 1.5 meters 130 meters 55 kilometers