Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The area outside of the semicircle is the difference of the areas of the rectangle and the semicircle.
<u>Area of rectangle:</u>
<u>Area of the semicircle:</u>
<u>The area we are looking for is:</u>
- A = A₁ - A₂
- A = w² + 5w - 1/8πw²
Correct choice is A
Volume of an iceberg = 7685 cubic feet
Since, density of ice = 0.917 
We have to determine the mass of the ice.
Since density = 
Since the unit of density is in , first we will convert the density unit in kilogram.
Since, 1 kilogram = 1000 gram
Therefore, density = 
= 0.000917 
Since, the density unit is in cubic centimeter. We will convert it into cubic feet.
1 cubic centimeter = 0.00003531466 cubic feet
Therefore, 0.000917 = 0.000917 x 0.00003531466
= 0.0000000323 
.
Now, mass = 
= 0.0000000323 
7685
= 0.000248
=0.00025 
.
Therefore, the mass of ice is 0.00025 .
Answer: x=6 y=3 z=2
Step-by-step explanation: The question is very vast so im guessing that its just finding 3 whole numbers that can equal the same ammount being multipied by 2 and 3. I chose 6. But theres many others. The answer should be correct because if we replace the letters with the numbers i put in the answer it should look like this: 6=2•3=3•2
When we do simplify this we should get 6=6=6 which is true.
Again you can use different numbers for example 12 as X. Then you need to divide 12 by whats behind the Y. So 12÷2 is 6. So Y is equal to 6. To find Z all you need to do is follow the same steps as Y. Find the number behind Z (3) and divide that into 12. So it would be 12÷3. And if you do the math right it should look like this: X=12, Y=6, Z= 4. And when you imput the numbers to thier corresponding letter it should look like this 12=2(6)=3(4) which simplified looks like 12=12=12 which is true.
Answer:
24 bags = 21 kg
1.142 bag = 1 kg
About 139 bags = 122 kg
You start off with 24 bags that equal the same amount as 21 kg. You need to find out how many bags of sugar equal the same amount as 122 kg. The first line is a ratio and to find your answer you need to figure out what is 1 kilogram equal to in the amount of bags. You divide both sides by 21 leaving 1.142 bag equal to 1 kilogram. In order to find 122 kilograms, you have to multiply both sides by 122 kilograms which would give you about 139 bags = 122 kilograms.
Your final answer: 139 bags
I hope this helped!
