Answer:
Dimensions of rectangle : Width = 
, Length = 
Area of Rectangle = 
Step-by-step explanation:
A rectangle constructed with its base on the x-axis and two of its vertices on the parabola
Supposing coordinates of upper right vertex of rectangle are P = 
Due to parabola symmetry, width of rectangle is twice the horizontal (X) axis distance between Y axis & point P.
Width of rectangle :
Length of rectangle : 
Area of Rectangle = Length x Width
() ()
=
Mutiplying: the product is always 0
Answer:
He must win 11 more matches to qualify for the bonus.
Step-by-step explanation:
24/36 * 100 = 67% (to the nearest %) - This is the current percentage of what the Tennis player has won.
If we add 14 more matches on to the 36 the player has already played, we know that the Tennis player plays 50 matches in total.
Let's say the Tennis player was playing 100 matches, they would need to win 70 or more to qualify for the bonus. Because the player is playing half this amount of matches, we half the amount of games they have to win...
35/50 games or more must be won to qualify for the bonus. The Tennis player has already won 24 matches, so must win 11 more matches to qualify for the bonus.
Hope that helps!
Answer:
- 11040 m³
- k ≈ 0.33
- V = (1/3)Bh
Step-by-step explanation:
The given relation is ...
V = kBh . . . . . for some base area B, height h, and constant of variation k
We are given length and width of the base so we presume it is a rectangle.
B = l·w = 8·11 = 88 . . . . square meters
The given volume tells us the value of k:
1144 = k(88)(39) . . . . . . cubic meters
1144/3432 = k = 1/3 ≈ 0.33
The value of k is about 0.33.
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Then the volume of the larger pyramid is ...
V = (1/3)(15 m)(46 m)(48 m) = 11,040 m³
The general relationship is ...
V = 1/3Bh
Answer: You would need 512 cubic centimetres
Step-by-step explanation: The first approach to this question would be to understand the properties of the shape given in the question.
If a cube has an edge with length 8 cm, then all edges measure 8 cm as well. That is one property of a cube. Hence, the length, width and height all measure 8 cm each.
The volume of a cube is given as follows;
V = L x W x H (and the answer is expressed as V³)
Since the length , width and height all measure 8 cm, the volume can simply be expressed as
V = L x L x L
V = L³
V = 8³
V = 512 cm³
Therefore to completely fill a cube with edge length of 8 cm you would need 512 cubic centimetres.
