Sabrina G. answered 05/23/19
Licensed Teacher, Phi Beta Kappa Member, and Scientific Researcher
On earth, e, there are 3 dimensions. Therefore, the chair weighs 20 pounds in the 3rd dimension.
In dimension x, the chair weighs 95 pounds.
The question asks for a conversion (or a constant) that can equate the chair's weight in the 3rd dimension to its weight in the x dimension.
Set up the equation as follows:
3rd dimension chair = x dimension chair
(conversion factor)*e = 95 pounds
substitute earth weight= e= 20 pounds
conversion factor= k [ I just picked a random letter variable for conversion)
20k = 95
k = 95/20
k = 4.75
The x dimension is 4.75 times heavier than the 3rd dimension.