Each strip is 29 cm
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Change the m to cm
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6 m = 600 cm
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Find the number of strips for 1 6m-board
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Find the number of strips that can be cut from the 6m board.
600 ÷ 29 = 20 pieces remainder 20cm
So we can only cut 20 pieces of 29 strips from one 6m board.
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Find number of boards needed
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70 ÷ 20 = 3.5
We need 3.5 of the 6m boards.
Since she can't have half a board, she has to buy 4 pieces of the board.
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Answer: 4 pieces of the 6m board.
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Answer:
56 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of ways is given by n combination r (n!/(n - r)!r!)
n = total number of students = 8, r = the number of summer courses = 3
Number of ways = 8 combination 3 = 8!/(8-3)!3! = 8!/5!3! = 8×7×6×5!/5!×6 = 8×7 = 56 ways
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
congruence means duplicate so you have to see its reflection
Answer:
50.29 in^2
Step-by-step explanation:
From the circumference we need to find the radius.
Since C = 2*pi*r, r = C / (2*pi).
Here, with C = 25 1/7 in, r = (25 1/7 in) / [ 2(22/7) ], or r = 4 in
The area of the cake is A = pi*r^2, or (here) A = (22/7)(4 in)^2 = 50.29 in^2
