For the first one the nth term is 9n - 8 so the 10th term is 9x10 - 8 = 90-8 = 82
For the second one the nth term is ⅓n + ⅓ so the 11th term is ⅓x11 +⅓ = 3.9999 = 4
Answer:
Rocket can hold maximum 4.5 gallons of water.
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of the rocket = Volume of the cone on the top + Volume of the cylinder at the bottom
Volume of the cone = 
Here r = radius of the circular base
h = height of the cone
Volume = 
=
cubic inch
Volume of the cylinder = 
Here r = radius of the base
h = height of the cylinder
Volume = 
= 256π cubic inches
Volume of the rocket = 
= 
= 1038.82 cubic inches
Since 231 cubic inches volume of a rocket can hold water = 1 gallon
Therefore, 1038.82 cubic inches space can hold water
=
= 4.497
≈ 4.5 gallons
Rocket can hold 4.5 gallons of water.
The answer of this problem will be 622 because you round that eight to the one and get your answer
For an increase of 15% you would add the increase percentage to 1 and multiply that by number of years.
So the multiplication rate would be 1.15
The answers are cut off in the picture, but the one with 1.15 is the top left answer.