To calculate the cuboid's volume, use height×width×length which is 11×11×16
For the cylinder's volume, use πr²h. in this case, it is 3.14×4²×9
Add up the two answers you get and that's the solution
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The horizontal line has same y- coordinate for each x- coordinate, and is parallel to the x-axis so it is:
The vertical line has same x- coordinate for each y- coordinate, and is parallel to the y-axis so it is:
<em>Refer to graphs.</em>
10 I think or 10.476 I think that's the answer I just think
You can solve for volume using radius or diameter.
Sphere Volume = <span> 4/3 • <span>π <span>• r³ <span> = <span>( <span>π <span>•d³)/6
We're given the diameter so let's use that.
Volume = PI * d^3 / 6
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<span>Volume = 3.14159 * 3.0^3 / 6
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<span>Volume = 3.14159 * 9 / 2
</span><span><span><span><span>Volume = </span>14.137 cubic centimeters
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B. supplementary
The measures of supplementary angles add up to 180 degrees.
