Answer:
3 cylinder will fill 9 cones with water
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem bothers on mensuration of slides, cone and cylinder
We know that the
Volume of a cylinder = πr²h
Volume of a cone = 1/3(πr²h)
Given that both cylinder and cone has same height and radius
From the given expression we can deduce that the cone is 3 times smaller than the cylinder in volume
So if 1 cylinder will fill 3 cones
Then 3 cylinders will fill x cones
By cross multiplication we have
x= 3*3cones
x= 9 cones
Hence 3 cylinder will fill 9 cones with water
20+64=84 40+44=84 74+10=84 30+54=84
M < 7 / 12
(1) < 7 / 12
(1) < 0.583333333 (false statement)
(-1) < 7 / 12
(-1) < 0.583333333 (true statement)
(-9) < 7 / 12
(-9) < 0.583333333 (true statement)
(-5) < 7 / 12
(-5) < 0.583333333 (true statement)
B C D maybe?
Answer:
hope this helps
Step-by-step explanation:
192 fl oz. = 6 quarts
to get this you divide the fluid ounces by 32.
