The volume of the cylindrical water tank that has a length of 20 feet and a radius of 12 feet is about <u>9,048</u> cubic feet.
The correct option is option <em>d</em>;
d. 9,048
<h3>What is the volume of a solid?</h3>
The volume of a solid indicates the amount of space the solid takes at a location.
The formula for finding the volume of the cylindrical tank is presented as follows;
<em>V</em> = π·r²·L
Where;
r = The radius of the tank
L = The length of the tank
From a similar question on the website, we have;
The length of the tank, <em>L</em> = 20 feet
Therefore;
The volume of the tank, <em>V</em> = π × 12² × 20 ≈ 9048
- The volume of the water tank is about <u>9,048</u> cubic feet
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# SPJ1
Answer:
1) Bigger sector = 168.8pi
1) Smaller sector = 56.3pi
2) Bigger sector = 529.9
3) Smaller sector = 176.6
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Bigger sector = 
×pi×15×15
= 168.75pi
1) Smaller sector = 
×pi×15×15
= 
×pi×15×15
= 56.25pi
2) Bigger sector = ×3.14×15×15
= 529.875
2) Smaller sector = ×3.14×15×15
= ×3.14×15×15
= 176.625
Roughly what I gave your doppelganger (you + 1) a few minutes ago . . .
[ (4 + 3)² - 1 ] divided by (7 - 3) .
Answer:
(2,-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
8 mangoes
Step-by-step explanation:
1) lets create 2 systems of inequalities
where m=# of mangoes
p=# of peaches
so m+p≥15 and 1m+0.5p≤15
lets substitute "13" in the m+p inequality to see how many mangoes dylan can buy:
m+(13)≥15
subtract "13" from both sides:
m≥2
now we substitute "13" in the other inequality:
m+0.5(13)≤15
m+6.5≤15
subtract 6.5 from both sides:
m≤8.5
m≥2 and m≤8.5
seeing our restriction, we can buy 8 mangoes (since we can't have 1/2 a mango)
hope this helps!
