Why?
The first thing we need to do is find the area of the triangle, we can to that by subtracting the area of ABCD from ACBE, then, we can use the formulas to calculate the area for both triangle and rectangle to find "f" and "g".
Calculating we have:
Now, we can calculate "f" by using the formula to calculate the area of the triangle:
Now, finding "g" by using the formula to calculate the area of the rectangle, we have:
Hence, we have that:
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The bottle is a cylinder, height <em>h</em> radius <em>r=h/4.</em>
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Answer: second choice, cube root
The answer is 1160 .......
One cup is equal to a fourth of a quarter, and in turn, that'd equal back to one cup.
Answer:
G(t)=12-2t
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay, first we need to find out how many gallons he lost, so we multiply 2 by 3 and get 6 gallons used.
Next, now knowing 6 gallons are left and 6 have been used we now add to get 12 gallons originally.
Then, now that we have the rate of change and the starting number we put together the equation to the way that best suits the question
Last, to check our work plug six into t next to the two and solve to get six gallons used,
I hope this helps you
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