Answer:
149.28 sq. inches
137.5 cubic inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
The cylindrical container has length or height (h) 7 inches and has a diameter of 5 inches i.e. radius (r) 2.5 inches.
Now, total surface area of the container =
=
= 39.28 + 110
= 149.28 sq. inches (Answer)
Again the volume of the container will be
=
= 137.5 cubic inches. (Answer)
To solve for the surface area of the pyramid, we make use
of the formula:
A= l w + l [sqrt ((w / 2)^2 + h^2)] + w [sqrt ((l / 2)^2 + h^2))
where,
l and w are the base of the pyramid = 100 mm
h is the height of the pyramid = 75 mm
Substituting the given values into the equation:
A= 100 * 100 + 100 [sqrt ((100 / 2)^2 + 75^2)] + 100 [sqrt ((100
/ 2)^2 + 75^2))
A = 10,000 + 100 (sqrt 2575) + 100 (sqrt 2575)
A = 20,148.90 mm^2
Therefore the surface area of the pyramid is about 20,149
mm^2.
Answer:
<h2><em><u>
t = 15.2 is the answer</u></em></h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
<h2><em><u>
1. Make an equation</u></em></h2>
numbers to find perimeter = perimeter
Side + Side + 2 unknown sides = perimeter
12 + 7.8 + 2t = 50.2
<h2><em><u>
2. Simplify like terms</u></em></h2>
19.8 + 2t = 50.2
<h2><em><u>
3. Solve</u></em></h2>
19.8 + 2t = 50.2
-19.8 - 19.8
2t = 30.4
<h2><em><u>
t = 15.2</u></em></h2>
<h2><u><em>
4. Check:</em></u></h2>
12 + 7.8 + t + t = 50.2
12 + 7.8 + (15.2) + (15.2) = 50.2
<h2><em><u>
50.2 = 50.2</u></em> Correct!</h2><h2 />
Hope this helped,
Kavitha
100.014. I think this is it
Answer:
<em>(a) The system that models the situation:
and
</em>
<em>(b) David needs 40 pounds of bread flour and 240 pounds of cake flour.</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
The amount of flour mixture is 280 lb. that is 8% plain flour.
So, the amount of plain flour in the mixture will be:
lb.
The number of pounds of bread flour and cake flour needed to make the new mixture are
and
respectively.
<u>So, the first equation will be</u>: 
The bread flour has 14% plain flour and the cake flour has 7% plain flour.
Thus, the amount of plain flour in bread flour
lb. and the amount of plain flour in cake flour
lb.
<u>So, the second equation will be</u>: 
From equation (1), we will get: 
Now substituting this
into equation (2) in place of
........

Plugging this
into equation (1), we will get.....

So, David needs 40 pounds of bread flour and 240 pounds of cake flour.