Q: can you find the volume of the tank based on the opposite sides as the bases.
This one was a tricky one lol.
To find volume you need a formula:
Formula for volume varies on the shape of the object.
<span><span>Cube = a 3<span>a is the side length
</span></span><span>Rectangular prism = a * b * c<span>a, b, c are the length, width, and height
</span></span><span>Cylinder = π * r 2 * h<span><span>r is the radius of the circular base</span><span>h is the height
for this one you would need the Rectangular prism formula.
A: No you cannot find the volume because you need length, width, and height to figure out the volume of the rectangular prism.
Hope this helped! :)
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Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
cos 60° = y / 10
y = 10 * 1/2 = 5
Answer:
(a) The unit of 70.5 is lbm/ft^3 and the unit of 8.27×10^-7 is in^2/lbf
(b) density = 0.1206g/cm^3
(c) rho = 0.1206exp(8.27×10^-7P)
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) The unit of 70.5 is the same as the unit of rho which is lbm/ft^3. The unit of 8.27×10^-7 is the inverse of the unit of P (lbf/in^2) because exp is found of a constant. Therefore, the unit of 8.27×10^-7 is in^2/lbf
(b) P = 9×10^6N/m^2
rho = 70.5exp(8.27×10^-7× 9×10^6) = 70.5exp7.443 = 70.5×1.71 = 120.6kg/m^3
rho = 120.6kg/m^3 × 1000g/1kg × 1m^3/10^6cm^3 = 0.1206g/cm^3
(c) Formula for rho (g/cm^3) as a function of P (N/m^2) is
rho = 0.1206exp(8.27×10^-7P) (the unit of 0.1206 is g/cm^3)
Down on the bottom, under the fraction line.
Answer:
put formula a square minus b square
