Bertha and Vernon or come painting in a diving competition births dive ended -45m from the starting platform. Vernon‘s dive ended -9m I will catch pneumonia from the starting platform. By the way, how many times, father was the end of birth is dived in the end of Vernon‘s dive.
It seems there is some confusion in the given information. The distance from the starting platform is mentioned for both Bertha and Vernon's dives, but it is not clear whether it is relevant to answer the question of how many times the end of Bertha's dive was in the same place as the end of Vernon's dive.
If we assume that the question is asking how many times the end of Bertha's dive and the end of Vernon's dive were at the same distance from the starting platform, we would need further information about the position of the platform and the distances involved. The given information only states the ending depths (-45m and -9m), not their relationship to the starting platform.
Please provide additional details or clarify the question to obtain a more accurate response.
To determine how many times farther Bertha dove compared to Vernon, we need to find the ratio of the distances they dived.
Bertha's dive ended -45m from the starting platform, while Vernon's dive ended -9m from the starting platform.
So the distance Bertha dived is 45m, while the distance Vernon dived is 9m.
To find the ratio, we divide the distance Bertha dived by the distance Vernon dived:
45m / 9m = 5
Therefore, Bertha dived 5 times farther than Vernon.
To determine how many times Bertha's dive ended from the starting platform compared to Vernon's dive, we need to find the ratio between their dive distances.
First, let's calculate the difference in dive distances between Bertha and Vernon:
Bertha's dive distance = -45m
Vernon's dive distance = -9m
To find the ratio, we divide Bertha's dive distance by Vernon's dive distance:
Ratio = Bertha's dive distance / Vernon's dive distance
= (-45m) / (-9m)
= 5
This means that Bertha's dive ended 5 times farther from the starting platform compared to Vernon's dive.