Answer:
368 cans.
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of 1 can = π r^2 h.
Here h (height) = 12 and r (radius) = 1/2 * 6 = 3 cm.
So V = π * 3^2 * 12
= 108π cm^3.
The tank hold 125 liters
= 125,000 cm^3, so:
Number of cans that could be filled = 125000/ 108 π
= 368.4.
Answer:
184 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
Width, w = 6 inches
Length, l = 10 inches
Height, h = 2 inches
To obtain how much wrapping paper is needed ; we take the surface area of the box
Surface area = 2(lw + lh + wh)
Surface area = 2((6*10) + (6*2) + (10*2))
Surface area = 2(60 + 12 + 20)
Surface area = 2(92)
Surface area = 184 in²
The amount of wrapping paper needed = 184 in²
Answer:
I'm pretty sure Its D i think-
(2•7)-5
14-5= 9
So the answer is 9
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<span>We can
use the Pythagorean Theorem (A² + B² = C²) to solve for the lengths of the
sides. We know that the diagonal, C, is 30 meters long, so C² = 900 meters.
We know that since the park is square, A² + B² = 2A² = 2B²
900 = 2A²
A^2 = 450
Taking the square root of 450, we find that the lengths of A and B are
roughly 21.2 meters.</span>
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