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By using cross mutliplication, there are 24 gallons in the water tank after 30 minutes.
<h3>How to estimate the filling time of a water tank by cross multiplication</h3>
According to the statement the water tank is full at constant rate, 10 % tank capacity per each 5 minutes. The tank has a capacity of 40 gallons. The gained capacity is determined by the following cross multiplication, where the water capacity is directly proportional to filling time:
x ∝ t
x = (n / 100) · V × (T / t) (1)
Where:
- n - Initial capacity percentage of the water tank, in percentage.
- V - Full capacity of the water tank, in gallons.
- T - Final time, in minutes.
- t - Initial time, in minutes.
x = [0.1 · (40 gal)] × (30 min / 5 min)
x = 24 gal
There are 24 gallons in the water tank after 30 minutes.
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<span>48−<span>32÷4×2</span></span>
=<span>48−<span><span>32×2</span>4</span></span>
=<span>48−<span>8×2</span> or 48−<span>644</span></span>
=<span>48−16</span>
=<span>32</span>
AZ = 1.5 inches ( 1 and a half inches)
Answer:
<1=83
<2=97
<3= 83 (given)
<4=97
<5=83
<6=97
<7=83
<8=97
Step-by-step explanation:
They give you the angle for 3 which is 83, so from there all you have to do is find the equivalent angles which are angle 1,5,7. Then for angles 2,4,6,8 you subtract 83 from 180 and you get 97.
