V=area of base times height
height=height
area of base=area of circle=pir^2
V=hpir^2
r=6
h=14
V=14pi6^2
V=14pi36
V=504pi
aprox pi=3.141592
V=1583.3 round
V=1583 cm^3
Yes, that is true, you have to simplify -42/-45 to be able to see if they are equivalant.
The height of the pile is 150.7 mm, and the volume is V = 6,830,477.5 mm³.
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How high will be the pile of papers?</h3>
We know that each paper is 0.55mm thick, then if we pile 274 of these, the height of the pile will be:
H = 0.55mm*274 = 150.7mm
Now we want to get the volume of the pile of paper. Remember that for a rectangular prism of height H, width W, and length L, the volume is:
V = H*W*L
In this case, we have:
- H = 150.7mm
- W = 18.5 cm = 185 mm
- L = 24.5 cm = 245 mm
Then the volume is:
V = (150.7mm)*(185 mm)*(245 mm) = 6,830,477.5 mm³
If you want to learn more about volumes:
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Answer:
11
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
( 9 - 3 ) + 20 ÷ 4 Equation
Step 2:
6 + 20 ÷ 4 Subtract
Step 3:
6 + 5 Divide
Answer:
11 Add
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<u>2. Exponents</u>
<u>3. Multiplication</u>
<u>4. Division</u>
<u>5. Addition</u>
<u>6. Subtraction</u>
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