The cubic feet of space that is in the subway car is the volume of the subway car which is 5,502.
<h3>How many cubic feet of space are there in a subway car?</h3>
The shape of a subway car is in the form of a rectangular prism. In order to determine the cubic feet of space, the volume of the car has to be determined. The formula for the volume of a rectangular prism would be used.
Volume = width x height x length
12 x 51 x 8.5 = 5205
Here is the complete question:
The floor of an NYC subway car measures approximately 51 feet by 8.5 feet. The height of the NYC subway car measures approximately 12 feet. How many cubic feet of space are there in a subway car?
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
A hole occurs when both numerator and denominator of a rational function have the same factor.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
While graphing rational function, it has to be converted into the lowest terms by factoring the numerator and denominator. If the numerator and denominator has the same factor, a hole is said to have occurred and to solve the rational function, you have to set the common factor to zero.
After you set it to zero and solve, you obtain the x value which can be then used to find out the value of y.
I'm not sure about part B, but part A will have the answer "if Ron eats lunch today, then he will drink a glass of milk" (without quotes of course)
The idea is that we have these arguments in symbolic form
P = Ron eats lunch today
Q = Ron eats a sandwich
R = Ron will drink a glass of milk
The format is
"If P then Q" ----> "if Q then R" so therefore "If P then R"
We see that P leads to Q, then Q leads to R. So overall P leads to R. We connect them as a chain of sorts. We can skip over Q since we know the first point will lead to the last. Think of it as a shortcut of sorts.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A recipe uses 214 cups of flour for a batch of cookies. Henry makes 10 batches of cookies for a bake sale.
A model shows a total of c cups divided into 10 sections, each labeled 2 and 1 fourth.
Part A
Which equation models the total number of cups of flour, c, Henry needs?
c+214=10
214×c=10
10+c=214
214×10=c
Part B
How many cups of flour does Henry need?
2014cups
2212cups
2434cups
2512cups
Part C
Estimate how much flour Henry would need to make 15 batches of cookies. Explain.
I would round 214 to 2, so Henry would need about 30 cups of flour.
I would round 214 to 3, so Henry would need about 45 cups of flour.
I would round 214 to 1, so Henry would need about 15 cups of flour.
I would round 214 to 234, so Henry would need about 30 cups of flour.
