Answer:
16 ounces
Step-by-step explanation:
First we are told that a container has a capacity of 16 ounces of liquid and therefore 16 ounces of liquid can fill that one container
The 16 ounces liquid from the 16 ounce container is fully emptied in a larger container and fills 87.5% of the larger container therefore the larger container is:
100/87.5×16 ounces= 18.285 ounces in liquid capacity
Therefore to fill the smaller 16 ounce container, the larger container would have to pour 16 ounces of liquid into the smaller container, and would would still have 18.285-16=2.285 ounces if it(the larger container) were filled to the brim(100%)
Answer:
The third one from left to right
Step-by-step explanation:
Just check that when x = 11
y= ![-\sqrt[3]{11-3}+4=-2+4=2](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=-%5Csqrt%5B3%5D%7B11-3%7D%2B4%3D-2%2B4%3D2)
So the graph passes through the point (11,2)
The correct answer is C) 800,000 cubic meters.
The scale given is for the length, width or height of the model. In order to find the scale for the volume, we would cube this scale, since volume is a cubic measurement:
(1/200)³ = 1/8,000,000
Since the volume of the model is 0.1, we multiply this by 8,000,000 to find the volume of the actual dam:
0.1(8000000) = 800,000
0.30 is the same as 3/10 so then you would add 3/10 and 4/10 which equals 7/10 which then gives you with 3/10 ice cream left