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3 years ago

Select ALL the measures of volume.

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The centimeters they could be five points but if you want to select all the measure of volume then group of the answer choices literally has to be put in your own words

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wariber [46]

Answer:

First figure: $954cm^3$

Second figure: $1,508yd^3$

Third figure:

Height= q
Side length = r

Fourth figure:  $726cm^3$

Explanation:

A. First figure:

1. Formula:

$\text{Volume of a cylinder}=\pi \times radius^2\times length$

2. Data:

radius = 9cm / 2 = 4.5cm

length = 15 cm

3. Substitute in the formula and compute:

$Volume=\pi \times (4.5cm)^2\times (15cm)\approx 954cm^3\approx 954cm^3$

B. Second figure

1. Formula:

$\text{Volume of a leaned cylinder}=\pi \times radius^2\times height$

2. Data:

radius = 12yd

height = 40 yd

3. Substitute and compute:

$Volume=\pi \times (12yd)^2\times (40yd)\approx 1,507.96yd^3\approx 1,508yd^3$

C) Third figure

a) The height is the segment that goes vertically upward from the center of the base to the apex of the pyramid, i.e. q .

The apex is the point where the three leaned edges intersect each other.

b) The side length is the measure of the edge of the base, i.e. r .

When the base of the pyramid is a square the four edges of the base have the same side length.

D) Fourth figure

1. Formula

The volume of a square pyramide is one third the product of the area of the base (B) and the height H).

$Volume=(1/3)B\times H$

2. Data:

height: H = 18cm

side length of the base: 11 cm

3. Calculations

a) Calculate the area of the base.

The base is a square of side length equal to 11 cm:

$\text{Area of the base}=B=(11cm)^2=121cm^2$

b) Volume of the pyramid:

$Volume=(1/3)B\times H=(1/3)\times 121cm^2\times 18cm=726cm^3$

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3 years ago

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A driver drove for 3 hours at a certain speed. If he drove 12 more miles at the same speed, the distance would be 132 miles. At

Zinaida [17]

Distance traveled in 3 hrs was (speed in mph)(3 hrs)

Then s(3 hrs) + 12 mi = 132 mi.

Therefore, 3s = 120, and s = 120 miles / 3 hrs = 40 mph (answer)

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3 years ago

Which statement describes the solutions of the equation? 4x/3x+1 = x/2x+10

stiks02 [169]

Answer:

<h3> The equation has one valid solution and no extraneous of solutions.</h3>

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the expression;

4x/3x+1 = x/2x+10

We are to get the nature of the value of x

Cross multiply;

x(3x+1) = 4x(2x+10)

3x²+x = 8x²+40x

Collect like terms;

3x²-8x² + x - 40x = 0

-5x²+x -40x = 0

-5x²-39x = 0

-5x² = 39x

-5x = 39

x = -39/5

Since we have just one value of x hence, the equation has one valid solution and no extraneous of solutions.

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3 years ago

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Which explanation provides the best real-world scenario of the graph?

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The last one is the only one that makes sense according to the standard position function. -16t^2 is the pull of gravity on an object in free fall, and the height is 120 feet above the ground. Hopefully that's what you need since there's no graph we can refer to

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Answer:

Since the calculated value of z= -1.496 does not fall in the critical region z < -1.645 we conclude that the new program is effective. We fail to reject the null hypothesis .

Step-by-step explanation:

The sample proportion is p2= 7/27= 0.259

and q2= 0.74

The sample size = n= 27

The population proportion = p1= 0.4

q1= 0.6

We formulate the null and alternate hypotheses that the new program is effective

H0: p2> p1 vs Ha: p2 ≤ p1

The test statistic is

z= p2- p1/√ p1q1/n

z= 0.259-0.4/ √0.4*0.6/27

z= -0.141/0.09428

z= -1.496

The significance level ∝ is 0.05

The critical region for one tailed test is z ≤ ± 1.645

Since the calculated value of z= -1.496 does not fall in the critical region z < -1.645 we conclude that the new program is effective. We fail to reject the null hypothesis .

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