Answer:
The largest number of pyramids she can make from 20 bars of chocolate is:
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, you must find the volume of the 20 bars of chocolate, remember that each bar contains 6 cubic inches of chocolate (6 in^3), so:
- Volume of the bars = 6 in^3 * 20
- <u>Volume of the bars = 120 in^3</u>
Now, you must find the volume of each pyramid, using the next formula:
- Volume of a pyramid = 1/3 B * h
Where:
<em>B = area of the square base.</em>
<em>h = height of the pyramid.</em>
How these values are given in the problem, we only replace the values in the formula:
- Area of a pyramid = 1/3 (1 in^2) * 2 in
- <u>Area of a pyramid = 2/3 in^3</u>
Finally, we divide the volume of the bars in the volume of each pyramid:
- Total number of pyramids = 120 in^3 / 2/3 in^3
- <u>Total number of pyramids = 180</u>
Answer:
Total money = $30,00,000
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
4/5 money spend on house
3/4 remaining money spend on luxury yacht
2/3 remaining money spend on trip to space
Remaining $50,000 to charity
Find:
Total money
Computation:
Assume Total money = x
So,
Spend on house = [4x/5]
Spend on luxury yacht = [x-4x/5]3/4 = 3x/20
Spend on trip to space = [x/5-3x/20]2/3 = x/30
Remaining money = x/20 - x/30 = x/60 = $50,000
So,
x/60 = $50,000
x = $300,000
Total money = $30,00,000
Answer:
n=22 or 252=11(22)+10
Step-by-step explanation: 252=11n+10. Start by attempting to isolate the varyable by subracting 10 from both sides--> 242=11n, divide by 11--> 22=n
PROOF 252=11*22+10=242+10=252
2/3= 0.6667 which you can figure out by 2÷3
3/4= 0.75 which you can figure out by 3÷4
because 0.75 is greater than 0.6667 she has enough to make the cake.
V-10=-3
add 10 by both sides (opposite of -10)
v= 7
