If we want to calculate the time it takes to fill a water tank, we need the flow and volume of the tank.
The flow must be a data, but for the volume of the tank we need mathematics.
For example, if it is a cylinder, we need mathematics to know that the volume of the cylinder is:
V = pi * r ^ 2 * h
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The total length of this line is 15 units. FG is 6 units long.
This means that the probability of p being on FG would be
which can be simplified to 
The appropriate response is Caliveire's <span>Principle</span> It is a technique, with the recipe given beneath, of finding the volume of any strong for which cross-segments by parallel planes have measured up to ranges. This incorporates, yet is not constrained to, chambers and crystals.
Well, we know that 25% is also 1/4 and if we multiply $80.00 by 1/4 you get $20 so the answer is $20.
(10+t)/(18+t)=8/10
8(18+t)=10(10+t)
144+8t=100+10t
44=2t
t = 22 throws