I think its the capacity to measure something I am not sure
I hope this helped
Answer:
3 sqrt(3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this is a right triangle, we can use trig functions
tan theta = opp / adj
tan 60 = x/3
3 tan 60 = x
3 sqrt(3) = x
Answer:
Increases 64 times
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume of the box can be calculated using formula
where
V = volume,
l = length,
w = width,
h = height
If the length was 0.3 inches, then the volume was
When the length became 1.2 inches, then all dimensions became 
times greater, then the volume was
The volume increases
times
The first one is correct.
There is a VERY simple way you can do this
Here is how.
It's called the "Butterfly Method" (IDK if anyone calls it that, but I do!)
So basically, you look at the numerator for one of your numbers, and the denominator of the other number, and you multiply them! So...
1/7, you would take the seven...
1/4, and multiply it by the one...
so 7×1
and you get seven!
Then you do...
1/7, take the one...
1/4, take the four...
so 1×4
and you get four!
Whichever one is bigger (or smaller, but only if you are trying to find out which fraction is smaller...) is your answer!
Hope this helped!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
