Step-3

Title: Length

Grade: 6-a Lesson: S3-L1

Explanation: Let us verify the answer here with the steps.

Description:

Step Type Explanation Answer

1

Problem

A rock climber is ascending a 170-foot cliff. If the climber starts at the base of the cliff and the rope is anchored 10 feet above the ground, how long does the climbing rope need to be for the entire ascent?

2

Step

To determine the length of the climbing rope needed for the ascent, we must consider the height of the cliff and the anchor point, plus extra length for safety and knots.

3

Step

The height of the cliff

170 feet

4

Step

The height to which the rope is anchored above the ground

10 feet

5

Step

To calculate the total length of the rope needed, you can add the height of the cliff to the height of the anchor point:

Total rope length =

Cliff height + Anchor height

6

Step

After substituting the values, we get

Total rope length =

170 feet + 10 feet

7

Step

After adding, we get

Total rope length = 180 feet

8

Step

So, the length of the climbing rope that is needed for the entire ascent is 180 feet.

9

Answer

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