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kirill115 [55]
1 year ago
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I need helpp i have 4 minutes ( ill give brainllist)

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FrozenT [24]1 year ago
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Is between 0 and 1 and is less than 1
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Answer:

9.     6k + 5 and 2k - 1.

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Step-by-step explanation:

9.    Area = 12k^2 + 4k - 5

Factoring:

12k^2 - 6k + 10k - 5

= 6k(2k - 1) + 5(2k - 1)

= (6k + 5)(2k - 1)

So the required lengths are 6k + 5 and 2k - 1.

10.  The ratio of a leg to the hypotenuse is  1: √2 so if the hypotenus = 10 the length of a leg is 10 / √2  

= 10 √2  / 2

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Problem 14

<h3>Answer: They bought <u>too much</u> sand</h3>

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Explanation:

Because the sandbox is a rectangular prism, aka a block, we multiply the length width and height to get the volume.

Volume = length*width*height = 6*5*1.2 = 36

The volume of the sandbox is 36 cubic feet.

The customer bought 40 cubic feet of sand, which exceeds the volume we computed earlier. The customer bought <u>too much</u> sand.

If it was a choice of buying too much or too little, I think it's better to go overboard just so you don't have to return to the store. The extra amount of sand (40-36 = 4 cubic feet) can possibly sold or donated at a later time.

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Problem 15

<h3>Answers:</h3>
  • The equation could be 306.52 = 19.4h or  19.4h = 306.52
  • Either equation mentioned solves to h = 15.8; so the height of the prism is 15.8 meters

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Explanation:

The rectangular prism formula to calculate the volume is

Volume = length*width*height

Note that the portion "length*width" can be replaced with "base area", because the base area is a rectangle.

So we can have this alternative formula

Volume = (base area)*height

If we know the area of the floor, and multiply by the height of the wall, then we can calculate the volume of a room like this. In this case, the floor is 19.4 square meters in area. The overall room is 306.52 cubic meters. We'll let h be the height of the wall. Use algebra to solve for h

Volume = (base area)*height

306.52 = 19.4h .... is one equation to set up

19.4h = 306.52

h = 306.52/19.4

h = 15.8

We divide both sides by 19.4 to undo the multiplication going on.

The height of the prism is 15.8 meters.

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