I get C for this one...I multiplied each of the numbers in the first by all in the second then combined like terms....hope this helps
Ok so
what we do is
how much greater=wasted space=cylindervolume-conevolume
volume of a cinlinder=hpir^2
volume of a cone=(1/3)hpir^2
we can alread sybsitute something
(3/3)hpir^2-(1/3)hpir^2=(2/3)hpir^2
so wasted space=(2/3)hpir^2
diameter=4
d=2r
d/2=r
4/2=2=r
and 6=height
so
2/3(6)(3.14)(2^2)
4(3.14)(4)
16(3.14)
50.24 in^3 wasted
Answer:
The measure of SWX is 108.
Step-by-step explanation:
TX and QS are not perpendicular.
QRT and TRU are complementary (add to 90) not supplementary (add to 180)
The measure of SWX is 108 because angles on a line add to 180, and RWS is 72. 180 - 72 = 108
Answer:
1 Down - Dating Fossils
3 Down- Fossil Layers
5 Down- Pangea
2 Across- Index Fossil
4 Across- Mesozoic Era
6 Across- Mass Extinction
7 Across- Time Scale
8 Across- Trilobite
Step-by-step explanation: