A common strategy when finding the area of a polygon while you're only given the coordinates is to employ the shoelace formula. To start, we have to order the coordinates either clockwise or counterclockwise ( see attatched for a drawing). So, now we can order the coordinates counterclockwise, adding the first entry again at the end (see second attatchment) Now we can use shoelace. When going left to right, we'll multiply the numbers and they will be positive, and we'll make those numbers negative. ( see third attatchment). After we add them up and subtract when necessary, we'll divide the whole thing by 2. Here's the math:
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Using some simple conversions we can determine how many quarts are in 2 & a half gallons.
1 gallon = 4 quarts.
2 gallons = 8 quarts.
Since we're trying to determine how many quarts are in 2 & a half gallons we can separate our problem into how many quarts are in two gallons and how many are in a half a gallon.
2 gallons = 8 quarts.
.5 gallon = 2 quarts.
After adding this together we come up with the answer that there are 10 quarts in 2 & a half gallons. :)
Answer:82
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
Height of the right circular cone = 18.8 metres
And base is 19.3 metres
Volume of the right circular cylinder is given by,
= πr²h
= 3.14 × (19.3)² × 18.8
= 21999.98(approx.) cubic metre
Rounding off nearest tenth
= 21999 cubic metres
