Answer:
17. surface area ≈ 441.84
04π m² or 1387.38 m²
18. Ratio of volumes = 8/27
19. volume of the smaller solid = 339 yards³
Step-by-step explanation:
17 .
To find the surface area of the sphere we have to find the radius of the sphere first.
volume of a sphere = 4/3πr³
volume = 1548π m³
r = ?
volume of a sphere = 4/3πr³
1548π = 4/3 × π × r³
multiply both sides by 3/4
1548π × 3/4 = πr³
4644π/4 = πr³
1161π = πr³
divide both sides by π
r³ = 1161
cube root both sides
r = ∛1161
r = 10.5101942
r ≈ 10. 51
surface area of a sphere = 4πr²
surface area = 4 × π × 10.51²
surface area = 4 × 110.4601 × π
surface area = 441.8404π m²
surface area = 441.8404 × 3.14 = 1387.378856 m² ≈ 1387.38 m²
18
If two figure or solid are similar with scale factor or ratio of x/y then the ratio of their volume is (x/y)³. If the ratio of of two similar prism is 2 : 3 the volume will be (2/3)³ = 8/27 .
19
If two solids are similar then the ratio of their surface area is the squared of the scale factor.
121/361 = (x/y)²
square root both sides
x/y = 11/19
If two solids are similar then the ratio of their volume is the cube of the scale factor.
(11/19)³ = a/1747
1331/6859 = a/1747
cross multiply
6859a = 2325257
divide both sides by 6859
a = 2325257/6859
a = 339.008164455
a ≈ 339 yards³
volume of the smaller solid ≈ 339 yards³
Answer:
yes i believe you are correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
300
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256.37 5 and 6 is high enoughh to boost that 2 up to a 3
Answer:
Mei is correct because -9 is to the left of -3 on the number line.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because -9 is LESS than -3, when you add or subtract using negative numbers, such as 7-9, you get -2. However when you subtract 7-13, you get -6. Because you subtracted a greater number from 7, your answer is -6 is LESS than -2. This is the same with inequalities, greater negative numbers will always be smaller and smaller negative numbers will always be greater.
Hope this helps!
Not sure if that is the entire question, but yes, it does. Poly comes from the Greek polus or polloi meaning much or many.
