Answer: 89.6 kg of water
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the total volume of the tank:
(80cm)*(35cm)*(40cm) = 112,000 cm^3
4/5 of this would be 89,600 cm^3
Water has a mass of 1 gram/cm^3
(1 gram/cm^3)*(89,600 cm^3) = 89,600 g of water
(89,600 g)*(1 kg/1,000 g) = 89.6 kg of water
The answer is A
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Yvette wants to earn a profit of $360, then. That means she has to make a total of $480. 480 divided by 18 is 26 and 2/3. That basically rounds up to $26.67.
480 = 18x
360 = 18x - 120
120(3) = 18x - 120
(I'm not that good at this, so don't take my word for it)
Z+5 that's it sorry had to put at least 20 characters so good luck. To clarify, it is z+5
If the length of a rectangle is a two-digit number with identical digits and the width is 1/10 the length and the perimeter is 2 times the area of the rectangle, what is the the length and the width
Solution:
Let the length of rectangle=x
Width of rectangle=x/10
Perimeter is 2(Length+Width)
= 2(x+x/10)
Area of Rectangle= Length* Width=x*x/10
As, Perimeter=2(Area)
So,2(x+x/10)=2(x*x/10)
Multiplying the equation with 10, we get,
2(10x+x)=2x²
Adding Like terms, 10x+x=11x
2(11x)=2x^2
22x=2x²
2x²-22x=0
2x(x-11)=0
By Zero Product property, either x=0
or, x-11=0
or, x=11
So, Width=x/10=11/10=1.1
Checking:
So, Perimeter=2(Length +Width)=2(11+1.1)=2*(12.1)=24.2
Area=Length*Width=11*1.1=12.1
Hence, Perimeter= 2 Area
As,24.2=2*12.1=24.2
So, Perimeter=2 Area
So, Answer:Length of Rectangle=11 units
Width of Rectangle=1.1 units
