Michael owns a small paper company called Michael Scott Paper Co. He has 5 clients and needs to sell them each a specific amount of paper. They have each ordered 3 3/10 worth of boxes. He has to find out how many paper boxes he has to sell and how much extra paper (in tenths) he has total.
IF you want to turn it into a question, add:
How many paper boxes is he selling?
Answer: 135cm
Step-by-step explanation
Volume of a cylinder = πr²h
Volume of a cone. = 1/3πr²h
The two shapes are both solid shapes.
Since the have same volume, we can then equate the two together and solve for the height of the cone.
Now make H the height and R the radius of the cylinder and h the height and r the radius of the cylinder.
Now equating the two
πR²H = 1/3πr²h
Now substitute for the values now
Multiply through by 3
3πR²H = πr²h
But π is common so it could be obliterated from the equation
3R²H = r²h
3 x 12² x 20 = 8² x h
3 x 144 x 20 = 64 x h
60 x 144 = 64h
8640. = 64h
Therefore
h = 8640/64
= 135cm
Roughly what I gave your doppelganger (you + 1) a few minutes ago . . .
[ (4 + 3)² - 1 ] divided by (7 - 3) .
Whereas the basic formula for the area shape is length x width the basic formula for volume is length x width c height
Answer:
5/6 of the time or 50 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
