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Answer:
14 knots
Step-by-step explanation:
We know the speed (55 knots) is 6 more than 3.5 times the winner of the monohull in the 2007 tournament.
So let's set the variable for the speed of the monohull to <em>m</em>. Now, let's set up an equation:
We can solve this by first subtracting 6 from both sides to get:
Dividing both sides by 3.5 we get:
That means that the top speed of the monohull in the 2007 tournament was 14 knots
To find the volume of a cone, you use the formula 
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Radius squared would be 36 in our case and 36 times 3.14 is 113.04. 6 thirds is also two, so multiply that by two and you would get 113.04 x 2 = 226.08. So, your answer would be 226.08 cubic meters of dirt.
Radius squared would be 36 in our case and 36 times 3.14 is 113.04. 6 thirds is also two, so multiply that by two and you would get 113.04 x 2 = 226.08. So, your answer would be 226.08 cubic meters of dirt.