Answer:
again, yes
Step-by-step explanation:
someone can help you, but not me
I just realized I forgot a whole unit we did this year, but a(n)=5n-12
is the explicit form if that helps at all
Let x represent radius of circle.
We have been given that the height of a cylinder is twice the radius of its base. So height of cylinder would be
.
Now we will use volume of cylinder formula to our given problem.
, where,
r = Radius of base of cylinder,
h = Height of cylinder.
Upon substituting our given values, we will get:


Therefore, our required volume expression would be
.
Answer:
its blurry for me sorry
Step-by-step explanation:
You can tell if the equation is linear or not if the equation makes a straight line on a graph.