Answer:
Cone volume = [PI * radius ^ 2 * height] / 3 therefore,
Cone height = [3 * Cone Volume] / (PI * radius^2)
Step-by-step explanation:
For this case we have to by definition:
1 kg equals 1000 grams
Shark 1:
405 kg and 68 grams
Thus, shark 1 weighs 405,068 grams.
Shark 2:
324 kg and 75 grams
Thus, shark 2 weighs 324,075 grams.
Subtracting we have:
Thus, shark 1 weighs 80,993 grams more than the second.
Answer:
Shark 1 weighs 80,993 grams more than the second.
Answer:
936 is the correct option
A=g≈-32
v=⌠a dt since a≈-32
v=-32t+C, where C is the initial velocity, which we are told is 20 ft/s
v=-32t+20
h=⌠v dt
h=-32t^2/2+20t+C, where C is the initial height, so what is a reasonable initial height? How about 3 ft since we are swinging a bat around maybe our waist level... maybe :P
h=-16t^2+20t+3
Your choices may have made a different assumption about the initial height of course but you did not show your choices, but certainly it will be:
h(t)=-16t^2+20t+hi, where hi is the initial height in feet.
This of course ignores air resistance and flight dynamics of a spinning ball with seams, which will make a significant difference in real life :)
Yes, the angles are the same as the shape is smaller, but it will be a different size
