The maximum value it can be would be 100%. The only times that it could be this high is when there is only a class on the frequency distribution table. Another way, is that there is only one column variable on the table (& or if there is only one row.) Any other time is will be less, but the maximum stays 100%.
To solve this, we have to find the volume of the cylinder first. The formula to be used is

Given:V= ?r= 6cmh= 10cm
Solution:

V= (3.14)(6cm)

x 10cmV= (3.14)(

) x 10cmV= (

) x 10cmV= 1130.4cm^3
Finding the volume of the cylinder, we can now solve what the weight of the oil is. Using the formula of density, Density = mass/volume, we can derive a formula to get the weight.
Given:Density = 0.857 gm/cm^3Volume = 1130.4 cm^3
Solution:weight = density x volumew= (0.857 gm/cm^3) (1130.4cm^3)w= 968.7528 gm
The weight of the oil is 968.75 gm.
See this solution/explanation (answer is '7 meters'):
1. According to the condition 'y' means the height, and 'x' - the length from the start of the lift hill.
2. The phrase 'height of 343 meters' means y=343.
3. From the another side y=x³. If to substitute 343 instead of 'y': 343=x³, - it is possible to find the value of 'x'.
x=<u>7 [m]</u> - how far from the start of the lift hill...
Answer:
1.6 hours
Step by step explanation;
1 hour would make them only 150 miles apart, 60% of 120 and 60% of 130 added together is 150 mph, so 1.6 hours
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
y2-y1/x2-x1
-1-(-4)/3-7
3/-4
y=mx+b
For the y coordinate it can be either -4,or -1
-4=3/-4x+b
b=13/4