477900 there you go use a calculator next time ;)
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Answer:
No. That problem cited is one of 3 great unsolved problems of antiquity. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angle_trisection for details.
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Answer:
Mean volume shipped per trailer load = 2960 ft³
Step-by-step explanation:
Since both trailers are always full,
Total volume in one 30 feet trailer shipment = 8 × 10 × 30 = 2400 ft³
Total volume in one 40 feet trailer shipment = 8 × 10 × 40 = 3200 ft³
Assuming a basis of 10 shipments, 3 shipments are done using the 2400 ft³ trailer and 7 shipments are done using the 3200 ft³ trailer.
Mean volume shipped per trailer load = total volume shipped/number of shipments
Total volume shipped = (3 × 2400) + (7 × 3200) = 7200 + 22400 = 29600 ft³
Number of shipment in the basis used = 10
Mean volume shipped per trailer load = 29600/10 = 2960 ft³
I think the answer might be <em>B 30.4 ft</em> if it not it might be <em>C 161 ft</em>
pls correct me if i'm wrong sorry if the answers is wrong
Answer: The histogram is not symmetrical
