We know that
volume of a cylinder=pi*r²*h
r=√[V/(pi*h)]
r=10 m
A <span>second cylinder has
V2=V-----> volume of the second cylinder
h2=25*h----> height of the second cylinder
r2----> radius of the second cylinder
r2=</span>√[V2/(pi*h2)]----> r2=√[V/(pi*25*h)]---> r2=(1/5)*√[V/(pi*h)
r2=(1/5)*10-----> r2=2 m
the answer is
<span>the radius of the second cylinder is 2 m</span>
The answer is = because all of the other dimensions to the triangles are equal.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If you look at the numbers you are given, you see that the first purchase has 3 more adult tickets than the second purchase, and its cost is £24 more. This means an adult ticket costs £24/3 = £8.
Two adult tickets will cost 2×£8 = £16, so three child tickets cost ...
£31 -16 = £15
Each child ticket is then £15/3 = £5.
An adult ticket costs £8; a child ticket costs £5.
I think it would be D that’s what I think
2 hours of computer time divide by 10 students:
2/10 = 1/5