The complete question in the attached figure
Part A) How much sand is currently in the container?
[sand currently in the container]=(5)*(4 1/2)*(2.25)-----> (5)*(4.5)*(2.25)
[sand currently in the container]=50.625 in³
the answer Part a) is 50.625 in³Part B) How much more sand could the container hold before?
[sand could the container hold before]=[5*4.5*3]-[50.625]
[sand could the container hold before]=[67.5]-[50.625]------> 16.875 in³
the answer Part B) is 16.875 in³
Part C) What percent of the container is filled with sand?
the volume of container is [5*4.5*3]=67.5 in³
the volume filled with sand=50.625 in³
therefore
if 100%----------------> 67.5 in³
X---------------------> 50.625 in³
X=(50.625*100)/67.5=75 %
the answer Part C) is 75%
Answer:
x = 8.4
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a rectangle is equal to the length times the width.
126 = 5x * 3x
126 = 15x
8.4 = x
Since the side length of the square is equal to x, it is equal to 8.4.
Answer:
(-11,-4) and (-5,-7)
Step-by-step explanation:
the rule (x,y)→(x−7,y+2) means the x-value of the coordinate decreases by 7, and the y-value of the coordinate increases by two.
Apply the rule to the 1st question by plugging in the coordinates:
(x,y)→(x−7,y+2)
(−4,−6)→((-4)−7,(-6)+2)
(−4,−6)→(-11,-4)
Let's use the same process for the 2nd question:
(x,y)→(x−7,y+2)
(2,−9)→((2)−7,(-9)+2)
(2,−9)→(-5,-7)
Answer:
10 secs for Jane and Dien is 15 secs
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
24°
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 360° in a rhombus, 180° in a triangle.
If 132° is taken up then that leaves 48° for a triangle, 96° for a rhombus.
Assuming that all of the remaining angles (<1,<2,<3, and <4) are equal, then dividing 48 by 2 or 96 by 4 gets you 24°