It is expected the height of the melted wax in this shape is 9.57 inches, this height would make the volume remain constant.
<h3>What is the volume of the spherical ball?</h3>
The volume of a sphere can be calculated using the formula V = 4/3 πr³. Let's use this formula to calculate the volume of the spherical ball of wax:
- V = 4/3 π8³
- V = 4/3 π 512
- V= 4/3 x 3.1416 x 512
- V =2144.66 cubic inches
<h3>What is the height of the new shape?</h3>
Considering the volume should be the same (2144.66 cubic inches) and the volume of this shape can be calculated by multiplying the sides, this would be the equation:
- 2144.66 = 14 x 16 x y ( unknown value)
- y= 2144.66 / 14 x 16
- y = 9.57
This means the height would be 9.57 inches.
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➷ The fraction equivalent for this would be :
23/625
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

I have included a graph to help you see what the domain and range would be
There are no minus y values.
0<y< infinity y is included in the reals.
The domain is
- infinity < x < infinity.
I don't want to say that either x or y can equal - or + infinity. Some teachers allow it. You have to ask your instructor what they will accept.
The blue line is y = 4^x
The red line is y = 2^x
Answer:
I can tell you that it is not A. I can't tell what the other tables say because the image is cropped. If you could please fix the image, I will be able to help you.