find the volume of the cone:
1/3 pi r squared × h
1/3 pi (1) squared × 2
= 2/3 Pi (feet cubed)
find the volume of the cylinder:
pi r squared × h
(the radius is 1 foot because its half the diameter which is 2 feet)
pi (1) squared × 2
= 2 Pi (feet cubed)
2 Pi is÷ 2/3 Pi
= 3
therefore it will take 3 cones of liquid to fill a cylinder with a diameter of 2 and height of 2
I=Ishaan
C=Christopher
I/3=C
I-14=C
Substitute
I/3=I-14
I=3I-42
-2I=-42
Ishann = 21
I think it would be around 17 in
Hi! your answer should be 7.64 if I am not mistaken
Answer:
³/2 (1.5)
Step-by-step explanation:
∆DEF was enlarged to get ∆ABC. The scale factor would be:
The ratio of any of the side length of ∆ABC to the corresponding side length of ∆DEF.
Thus,
BC:EF = 12:8
= 12/8
= 3/2 = 1.5
Scale factor from ∆DEF to ∆ABC is ³/2 or 1.5
