I'm guessing you're saying that the sprinkler is shooting out 23 ft of water.
This would be the same as the radius of a circle, and we're trying to find the area. Use the formula.
Plug in what we know:
This is what they could be looking for, an exact value. If they want an approximation, we can input 3.14 for Pi:
Answer:
syd is 23 and dev is 69
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Dev's age be x and Syd's age be y
Since Dev is 3 times older than Syd, we may write
x
=
3
y
Since the sum of their ages is 92, we may write
x
+
y
=
92
Now replacing x with 3y, we get :
3
y
+
y
=
92
Hence
y
=
92
4
=
23
and so Syd is 23 year old.
Back substituting we get Dev is 69 years old.
Answer:
A = 25.758 m²
Step-by-step explanation:
Width of the sand pit, b = 2.7 m
Length of the sand pit, l = 9.54 m
We want to cover the sand pit with a piece of plastic. We need to find how many square meters of plastic will be needed to cover the sand pit. It is equal to the area of sand pit. It is in the shape of rectangle. Its area is given by :
A = l × b
A = 2.7 × 9.54
A = 25.758 m²
So, 25.758 m² of plastic will be needed to cover the sand pit.
Answer:
a. 1:4.5, 5. the length is 8. c. first length * 8 = 88. Add lengths = 8+11/12 = 19/12
Step-by-step explanation:
Um, I don't know if I actually answered the question, but I think that the second one is cheaper to rent.
