Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The SA of a cone is A=pi*r^2+pi*r*s
So instead of pi*5^2, it should be pi*3*5 (5 is the length of the slant).
Given:
Cost to build a bookshelf = $20
Cost to build a table = $45
Amount available to spend = $600
Let x = number of bookshelves built.
Let y = number of tables built.
The total number of bookshelves and tables = 18.
Therefore
x + y = 18.
That is,
y = 18 - x (1)
The total amount available to build x bookshelves and y tables = $600. Therefore
20x + 45y = 600
That is (dividing through by 5),
4x + 9y = 120 (2)
Substitute (1) into (2).
4x + 9(18 - x) = 120
4x + 162 - 9x = 120
-5x = -42
x = 8.4
From (1),obtain
y = 18 - 8.4 = 9.6
Because we cannot have fractional bookshelves and tables, we shall test values of x=8, 9 and y=9,10 for profit
Note: The profit is $60 per bookshelf and $100 per table.
If x = 8, then y = 18-8 = 10.
The profit = 8*60 + 10*100 = $1480
If x = 9, then y = 18-9 = 9.
The profit = 9*60 + 9*100 = $1440
The choice of 8 bookshelves and 10 tables is more profitable.
Answer: 8 bookshelves and 10 tables.
Answer:
a) <em>"K" is proportional Constant K= 0.0833</em>
<em>b) The value of b = 99.639</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>Explanation</em></u> :-
Given 'a' is directly proportional to 'b'
a ∝ b
<em> a = k b ....(i)</em>
<em>where "K" is proportional Constant</em>
<u><em>Case(i)</em></u><em>:-</em>
<em>when a =6 and b=72</em>
<em> a = k b </em>
<em> ⇒ 6 = k (72)</em>
<em> ⇒ </em>
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<u><em>Case(ii)</em></u><em>:- </em>
<em> Given a = 8.3 </em>
<em> a = k b </em>
<em>⇒ 8.3 = 0.0833 ×b</em>
<em>⇒ </em>
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<u><em>Final answer</em></u><em>:-</em>
a)<em>"K" is proportional Constant K= 0.0833</em>
<em>b) The value of b = 99.639</em>
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Answer:
18 . 75
Step-by-step explanation:
1.50's half is 0.75 , Then multiply £1.50 × £25
Put the given information into the formula and solve for the variable of interest.
.. V = π*r^2*h
.. 24 = π*(h/3)^2*h
.. 24 = π/9*h^3
.. 9*24/π = h^3
.. ∛(216/π) = h
.. h = (6/π)√(π^2) ≈ 4.097 . . . . units
The height of the cylinder is about 4.097 units.
