The difference in volumes between cube and cone is 5190.52 cubic units.
<h3>How to find the volume of a cube?</h3>
Suppose that:
The side length of the considered cube is L units.
Then, we get:
The volume of that cube = L³ cubic units.
The outer figure is a cube with an edge length of 20 centimeters.
The volume of that cube = L³ cubic units.
= 8000 cubic units.
The volume of that cone

The height is 20 cm and the radius will be

volume of that cone

= 
= 59190.52 cubic units
Therefore, the difference in volumes bbetween cube and cone is 5190.52 cubic units.
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Answer:
<u>18.8%</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
For calculating this, focus on one part of the table :
- The row where students do not like sandwiches
There are 32 students who do not like sandwiches, and 6 of them do not like pies. Take this a proportion :
- P (does not like pies, do not like sandwiches) = 6/32
- P = 3/16
- P = <u>18.8%</u>
Answer: 15 boxes
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Denise wants to cover a 21.75 square foot wall with weathered wood and that each box of weathered wood contains 1.5 square feet of wood.
The number of boxes of weathered wood that she need will be calculated by dividing 21.75 square feet by 1.5 square feet. This will be:
= 21.75/1.5
= 14.5
= 15 boxes approximately
Step-by-step explanation:
ABC is an isoceles triangle (both legs are equally long). and AB is its baseline.
OC is now a median for ABC splitting the angle at C and AB in half.
so, we have 2 right-angled triangles : OAC and OBC.
the half-angles at C are 42/2 = 21°.
the angles at A and B are 90°.
and the half-angles at O are 180 - 90 - 21 = 69°.
remember that the sum of all angles in a triangle must always be 180°.
AB are the heights of both of these triangles.
the single height is sin(69)×7 = 6.535062985... cm
and so,
AB = 2× height = 13.07012597... cm.
<span>You did not include the equations that you want to assess whether they can be used to solve for the radius (r).
Likely, the equation of the circumference, C = 2*Pi*r is included, if so => r = C / (2*Pi).
If you round Pi to 3.14, the equation may be written r = C / 6.28.</span>