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I know this is kinda late, but...
You can solve this easily as long as you remember how to find the volume of a cube. v=a^3, when a means length. The length is 1/2 cm, or .5 cm.
So, v+.5^3, which equals .125 cm. Each cube has a that volume. Now, multiply that by how many actual cubes there are, 96.
96 * .125 = 12
Answer:
No solutions. You can’t have a negative absolute value.
2x² - 15x + 7
(2x - 1)(2x-14)
(2x - 1)(x - 7) x= 1/2 or 7
Answer:
4.63 cubic yard.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
The length of sidewalk, l = 100 feet,
Width, w = 5 feet,
Depth, h = 3 inches = 0.25 feet,
Thus, the volume of the concrete needed for making the sidewalk,


= 125 cubic feet,
∵ 1 cubic yard = 27 cubic feet,
⇒ 1 cubic feet =
cubic yard,
Thus, the quantity of concrete needed =
≈ 4.63 cubic yard.