There is no number I can think of that would make the statement untrue.
The result of this when you subtract 83x from both sides leaves you with P = Q.
Unless you know differently, the equation says that P must equal Q no matter what x is. If there is such a condition, it is not obvious.
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If this was a cone, the volume would be 314.16.
- You would just put in the radius and height in the cone volume formula which is πr²h 1/3
If this is a cylinder then the volume would be 942.48
- Put in the radius and height in the cylinder volume formula which is πr²h
Answer:
18.75 feet of steel pipe weighs 237 pounds
explanation:
find out how much 1 feet weighs than u can find out how much 18.75 feet.
by doing it like this
158÷ 12.5
=12.64
1 feet equals 12.64 pounds
12.64× 18.75
=237 pounds this is the answer
i do apologize if it wrong
Answer:
241 tons
Step-by-step explanation:
312-170=142
142÷2=71
170+71=241
241+71=312
train B weighs 241 tons