Question

Giving brainliest to whoever answers this:)
The slope of a roof is called its pitch. The Parthenon, an ancient Greek temple, has a roof with a rise of 3.6 meters and a run of 12 meters. What is the pitch of the roof?

Answer 1

Answer:

3.6/12, or 0.3

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine a slope on a graph, it's always the "rise over run", or "fall over run" if it's a negative slope.

In this case, the rise of 3.6 meters would represent the top number, and 12 meters would be 12 meters, so it's 3.6/12.

Answer 2

Answer: Well the answer would be the second one cause it more the paragraph is more telling us about it rather than pursuing us they are giving examples and stories not persuading the reader

Explanation

The answer would be: This paragraph has been written to entertain students with fascinating stories from Greek history. The author gives many examples of the unforgettable Greek culture, which helps readers form a positive opinion about Greece. so the second one. P.S Hope this helps.