Answer: The radius of the new water tower is approximately 21 ft^3
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know the volume of the Water Tower is 66840 ft^3 and the new one's volume will hold 3/5 as much. so you will multiply 66840 by 3/5 to find the volume of the new one.
66840 * 3/5 = 40104 so the new water tower will hold 40104 cubic feet of water.
Now to find the radius we will use the formula v= 4/3
r^3
40104 = 4/3 * * r^3
40104= 4.1887* r^3
r= 21
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Answer: 35 (choice C)</h3>
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Explanation:
For any triangle, the three interior angles always add to 180.
D+E+F = 180
(7b+1) + (2b+1) + (b+8) = 180
(7b+2b+b) + (1+1+8) = 180
10b+10 = 180
10b = 180-10
10b = 170
b = 170/10
b = 17
Use this value of b to find the three angle measures
- D = 7b+1 = 7*17+1 = 119+1 = 120
- E = 2b+1 = 2*17+1 = 34+1 = 35 degrees
- F = b+8 = 17+8 = 25
As a check,
D+E+F = 120+35+25 = 120+60 = 180
which helps confirm the correct answers.
X= -5 because you divide -5x by -5 to get x alone so you have to 25/-5 which is -5
Distance stretched = 0.4 * 124 = 49.6 cms
converting to meters we divide by 100:-
Answer is 0.496 meters
B. Decreases
(Hopefully I’m right!)
