The bigger engine is about 235.5 cubic centimeters larger than the smaller engine.
We need the answer in cubic centimeters. So let's convert 350 cubic inches to cubic centimeters. We will do it unit conversion way (the long way).
We will write cubic inches as three inches side-by-side
350 in^3
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This way, we can multiply this by the ratio of centimeters to inches [2.54 cm = 1 inch], so that the units cancel and we have cubic centimeters (what we desire).
350 in^3*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in
So, we can cancel the three inches top and bottom thus we have the answer in centimeters cubed. And the value is
350 in^3*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in.
350 in^3*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in=5735.47.
So 350 cubic inches is approximately 5735.5 cubic centimeters (rounded to 1 decimal place).
This is larger than a 5500 cubic centimeters engine.
5735.5-5500=235.5cubic centimeters.
The bigger engine is about 235.5 cubic centimeters larger than the smaller engine.
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Answer:
-5
Step-by-step explanation:
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The remainder when 3x^2 +5x -3 is divided by 3x+2 is -5
Based on your problem, you only have one given. So, you can't make an equation for this because there are not limits to the equation. The only thing that you know is that the three numbers are consecutive even integers. My way of solution for this is trial-and-error. However, it's really quite easy.
For example: 42 + 46 = 88. I have to increase the numbers more to reach 136. Suppose: 82 + 86 = 168. That exceeded 136. So, it must be between 46 and 82. Suppose again: 66 + 70 = 136. Therefore, the sequence of the consecutive even integers are 66, 68, and 70.
Answer:
proper fractions
Step-by-step explanation:
Proper fractions have a numerator that is always less than the denominator. In arithmetic, using positive numbers, proper fractions represent the numbers between 0 and 1. , , and are all proper fractions. Improper fractions have a numerator that is greater than the denominator.
