Answer: 410526 books
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x equal the total number sold.
x × 0.076 = 31,200
x = 410526 books
Answer:
100 m3
Step-by-step explanation:
2*5*10 = 10*10 *100
The answer is centimeters (cm)
Height is 1D dimension so we cannot use cm^2 or cm^3 to measure some distance. With cm^2 we measure surface (because surface is 2D that is why it has this ^2 next to cm) and cm^3 is unit for measuring volume (volume is 3D it has height, width and thickness that is why it has ^3)
cm^4 cannot be the answer since there is no more than 3 dimensions.
Answers: Angle A is 36 degrees, angle C is 54 degrees
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Work Shown:
The angles A and C are complementary, meaning they add to 90 degrees.
(Angle A) + (Angle C) = 90
(2x-4) + (2x+14) = 90
(2x+2x)+(-4+14) = 90
4x+10 = 90
4x+10-10 = 90-10 .... subtract 10 from both sides
4x = 80
4x/4 = 80/4 ..... divide both sides by 4
x = 20
If x = 20, then,
angle A = 2x-4 = 2*20-4 = 40-4 = 36 degrees
angle C = 2x+14 = 2*20+14 = 40+14 = 54 degrees
Note how A+C = 36+54 = 90 which helps confirm our answers.
The maximum volume of the box is 40√(10/27) cu in.
Here we see that volume is to be maximized
The surface area of the box is 40 sq in
Since the top lid is open, the surface area will be
lb + 2lh + 2bh = 40
Now, the length is equal to the breadth.
Let them be x in
Hence,
x² + 2xh + 2xh = 40
or, 4xh = 40 - x²
or, h = 10/x - x/4
Let f(x) = volume of the box
= lbh
Hence,
f(x) = x²(10/x - x/4)
= 10x - x³/4
differentiating with respect to x and equating it to 0 gives us
f'(x) = 10 - 3x²/4 = 0
or, 3x²/4 = 10
or, x² = 40/3
Hence x will be equal to 2√(10/3)
Now to check whether this value of x will give us the max volume, we will find
f"(2√(10/3))
f"(x) = -3x/2
hence,
f"(2√(10/3)) = -3√(10/3)
Since the above value is negative, volume is maximum for x = 2√(10/3)
Hence volume
= 10 X 2√(10/3) - [2√(10/3)]³/4
= 2√(10/3) [10 - 10/3]
= 2√(10/3) X 20/3
= 40√(10/27) cu in
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