Answer:
I think C or D
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
radius of sphere, rs
radius of cylinder, rc
height of cylinder, h
given: h = rs = rc =r..eq1
volume of cylinder, vc = 27pi ft...eq2
volume of cylinder, vc = pi × rc^2 × h...eq3
volume of sphere, vs = 4/3(pi×rs^3)...eq4
subst for h & rs from eqn 1 in eqn 3...
vc = pi x r^2 x r= pi x r^3...eqn 5
subst for vc from eqn 2 in eqn 5...
=> 27 pi ft = pi x r^3
=> 27 = r^3
=> r = 3ft...eqn 6
subst for rs from eqn 1 in eqn 4
vs = 4/3 (pi x r^3)...eqn7
subst for pi x r^3 from eqn 5 in eqn 7
vs = 4/3 vc = 4/3 (27pi ft) = 36 pi ft
What book do you need these answers from?
The answer is 9 you have to multiply 1/4 three times which gives you 1/64 then you take 576 and multiply it by 1/64 which gives you 9. Hope this helps.
1. First, do 12 x 8 to work out the area of the rectangle, which is 96ft.
Then, to work out the area of a circle, you use the equation πr² to help you. You would multiply π by the radius², which is 16. Now you have just worked out the area of a circle, but not a semicircle, so you would have to divide your answer by two to get the area of this, which would be 25.13 (rounded to 2 d.p).
To get the area of the whole shape, you just have to add the two totals together.
25.13 + 96 = 121.13ft.
Remember to put the units there, or you can lose marks.
Try your best with the next questions! I have written the formulas for the other shapes to help you work out the answers.
Area of a square = Multiply sides together.
Area of rectangle = Multiply width by length.
Area of a circle = Multiply π by the radius².
Area of a semicircle = Multiply π by the radius², and the divide by two.
Area of a triangle = Multiply the base by the height, and then divide by two.
Really hope this helps!
