The long piece of the board is 100 cm and the shorter board is 20. you can solve this by dividing 120 by 6 since u need to have a piece that is 5x a piece which is a total of 6 pieces. Then multiply that number by 5 and that is your longest board.
We have been given that a rectangular auditorium seats 1702 people. Also, the number of seats in each row exceeds the number of rows by 9.
Let us assume that there are x rows in the auditorium. Therefore, there must be (x+9) seats in the each row. This will also be equal to the number of columns in the auditorium.
Therefore, we can set up an equation as:

We can now factor this quadratic as shown below:

Upon solving this equation, we get:

Since number of rows cannot be negative. Therefore, there must be 37 rows in the auditorium. And hence, the number of seats in each row will be 37+9=46 seats.
Answer:
C. (-0.82, -0.57)
Step-by-step explanation:
I calculated it logically
52.20÷3= 17.40×5=87. The meal cost £87
Use similar volume to calculate
which is the (ratio of edges)^3 = (ration of volume)
so just put the numbers in, let the volume of smaller pyramid be y.
(3/4)^3 = y/320
27/64 = y/320
y=135in3