The Earth is a watery place. But just how much water exists on, in, and above our planet? About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans<span> hold about 96.5 percent of all Earth's water. Water also exists in the air as </span>water vapor<span>, in </span>rivers<span> and </span>lakes<span>, in icecaps and </span>glaciers<span>, in the ground as soil moisture and in </span>aquifers<span>, and even in you and your dog.</span>
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Answer:
x = 9.27 cm
Volume = 289.2 cm³
Step-by-step explanation:
SA = Surface Area
SA = 229.2 cm²
P = Perimeter of Base
P = 3(6)
P = 18 cm
H = Height of Solid
H = x
A = Area of Base(Equilateral Triangle)
A = 6²√3 / 4
A = 36√3 / 4
A = 9√3
A = 9(1.732)
A = 31.176
A = 31.2 cm²
SA = Surface Area
SA = PH + 2A
229.2 = 18x + 2(31.2)
229.2 = 18x + 62.4
229.2 - 62.4 = 18x
166.8 = 18x
9.266 = x
9.27 = x
x = 9.27 cm
V = Volume
V = AH
V = 31.2(9.27)
V = 289.224
V = 289.2 cm³
Answer:
Absolute value equation: |x - 13| = 5
Step-by-step explanation:
The midpoint between 8 and 18 is;
(8 + 18)/2 = 26/2 = 13
This means that the distance between 13 and either 8 or 18 will be 5.
Now, the absolute value equation will have to say that the distance between x and 13 is 5.
Thus, plugging those numbers into the pattern of |x - m| = b. Where m is the midpoint and b is the distance from midpoint to either values of x.
This gives us the absolute value equation: |x - 13| = 5
