Use a calculator it will help.
So if we think of a test tube, it looks sort of like a cylinder. This means that its cross-section would be a circle. To find out how many turns a piece of thread would make around the test tube, we need to find the circumference of the test tube, then divide the length of the string by the circumference.
Step 1) Find the circumference
C = pi x diameter
C = 3.14 x 3
C = 9.42
Step 2) Divide the length of the string by the circumference
90.42 / 9.42 = 9.5987
The string would make approximately 9.60 turns around the test tube.
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I think it's A. Sorry if I get it wrong.
Pour 4 times of 124-gallon into a big jug.
Amount of water = 124 x 4 = 496 gallons
Then use the 45-gallon jug to scoop out the water 11 times.
Amount of water scooped out = 11 x 45 = 455 gallons
Water remaining = 496 - 450 = 1 gallon.
