Answer:
the answer is c) 182.25
Step-by-step explanation:
The information provided gives you a scale that will ultimately allow you to determine the height of the larger cylinder.
Since it tells us the two are similar, we can use the scale to solve for the second height.
Set up your math like this:
h represents the height you are trying to find.
using a common multiple, you can solve for h.
16 times 4 is 64. so 729 divided by 4 is 182.25
Answer:
8t(t - 5)^2
Step-by-step explanation:
I would immediately rearrange these terms in descending order by powers of t:
8t^3 - 80t^2 + 200t
Then I'd factor out 8t:
8t(t^2 - 10 t + 25).
Finally, I'd factor the quadratic t^2 - 10 t + 25:
(t - 5)^2
and so 200t+8t^3-80t^2 in factored form is 8t(t - 5)^2.
-12 + 4 3/5 = -7.4 <--- decimal.
-6 2/7 + 3 1/14 = 3 3/14 <--- repeating decimal.
-2 2/3 + -3 3/4 = -6 5/12 <--- repeating decimal.
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I hope this helps you. It kind of helps me because, I wanna scream and cry and just stay in one room. So imma go outside and sit down.. and walk back to my room and scream into a pillow (っ◞‸◟c)
That's true; the Law of Cosines works with all triangles. With right triangles it simplifies to the Pythagorean Theorem.
