Answer:
y = 2x
y = 3x - 3
Step-by-step explanation:
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<u>y = 2x</u>
<u>6 = 2(3)</u>
<u>6 = 6</u>
<u>That's a solution</u>
<u>y = 3x - 3</u>
<u>6 = 3(3) - 3</u>
<u>6 = 9 - 3</u>
<u>6 = 6</u>
<u>That's a solution</u>
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the height of the pentagonal pyramid is 5. 70 meters
<h3>Volume of a regular pentagonal pyramid</h3>
The formula for determining the volume of a regular pentagonal pyramid is given as;
V=5/12tan(54°)ha^2
Where
- a is the base edge
- h is the height
We have the volume to be;
volume = 82. 5 cubic centers
height = h
a = 5m
Substitute the values
× × ×
× × ×
Make 'h' subject of formula
h = 5. 70 meters
The height of the pentagonal pyramid is 5. 70 meters
Thus, the height of the pentagonal pyramid is 5. 70 meters
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
There are 360 degrees in a circle, and we have 18 pieces, so we need to see how many times 18 goes into 360. We can find this out by dividing.
360/18=20
You can check this by multiplying 20 and 18 (it equals 360)!
So, each fraction of the circle will be 20 degrees.
If you take 5 of these 20 degree pieces, you'll need to multiply them by 20 to see how many degrees they'd be.
You need to multiply by 20 because each piece is 20 degrees, and we need to find how many degrees 5 pieces is. It's the same as doing
20+20+20+20+20! :)
20*5=100. 5 parts will be 100 degrees.
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The expression that we need to get is:
So the correct option is the second one.
<h3>Which expression gives the number of gallons of stain Bradley will need?</h3>
We know that 1 gallon is enough to cover 200 ft².
We have two rectangular areas, one of:
23 feet by 10.4 feet, and other of 10.5 feet by 7.2 feet.
Then the total area is:
A = (23 ft)*(10.4 ft) + (10.5ft)*(7.2 ft)
The number of gallons needed is given by the quotient between the area that we want to cover, and the area that covers one gallon, so the expression is:
So the corerect option is the second one.
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