Answer:
1. Karen= g^5 (not sure)
2. Mike = g^5 + 3 (not sure)
3. Karen = 25
Mike = 28
4. Karen = 35
Mike = 38
Step-by-step explanation:
1. if george age was g
karen age= g x 5 = g5
2. mike age= gx5 + 3
3. g = 5
karen age= 5 x 5 = 25
mike 25 + 3
4. g = 7
karen = 7x5 = 35
mike = 35 + 3
(i dont know if this correct or not but it my opinion)
Answer:
C. $0.0004
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost per cubic foot is found by dividing the cost by the number of cubic feet of volume the space has. Of course, the volume is the product of the dimensions, so we have ...
cost per ft³ = $1500/((250 ft)(300 ft)(50 ft)) = 15×10²/(3.75×10⁶) $/ft³
= 4×10⁻⁴ $/ft³ = $0.0004 per cubic ft
Answer:
All the mentioned can be constructed with the help of piling method. But, for construction of b and d we need a point as well.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Yes, a cube can be formed by stacking polygons. If we stack squares one upon another, then the resulting 3-D figure would be a cube.
b) Yes, a cone that does not include the point can be made by stacking disc. If we stack discs such that the discs are arranges in descending order then the resultant 3-D figure would be a cone that does not include a point.
c) Yes, a pyramid can be formed by stacking polygons.
If we stack squares such that they are arranged in descending order of their side length and stacked by a point on the top. Then the resultant figure would be a pyramid that includes a vertex.
f) There are many types of prism. Fro example a rectangular prism can be constructed by simply stacking rectangle polygon on one another.
e) Yes, a cone can be formed by stacking disc.
We need to stack disks arranged in descending order of their radius stacked with a point on the top. The resulting figure would be a cone that includes a point.
f) Yes, a cylinder can be formed by stacking. We need to stack discs of same radius to get a cylinder.
