Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Mr. Kramer has pencils for his class = 30
Students in his class = 22
Pencils he would like to give each student = 2
How many more pencils does Mr. Kramer need to buy so that each student will receive 2 pencils = ?
Total pencils Mr. Kramer need to buy so that each student will receive 2 pencils = 22 × 2
= 44
= 44 - 30
= 6
Mr. Kramer need to buy 6 more pencils so that each student will receive 2 pencils
Step-by-step explanation:
first box on the left
r=4
d=8
circumference= 2π*4= 8π
area = π*4*4= 16π
Second box on the left
d=6
r= 3
circumference= 2π*3= 6π
area =π*3*3= 9π
third box on the left
A=36π
A=36πarea= π*r*r
A=36πarea= π*r*rr= 6
A=36πarea= π*r*rr= 6d=12
A=36πarea= π*r*rr= 6d=12circumference= 2π*6= 12 π
the last box
C=18π
C=18πC= 2π*r
C=18πC= 2π*rr= 9
C=18πC= 2π*rr= 9d=18
C=18πC= 2π*rr= 9d=18area= π*9*9= 81π
Multiplying -15 by 60 yields -900, so the amount of water in the pool changes by -900 gallons in one hour.
Yes because you only need to look at the first decimal for problems like these and the first number you see a seven and a one and seven is greater than one
11183333.3/10^7 = 1.11x10^-7.
