Answer: An equation we can use to find the number of djembe drums you sold be
Step-by-step explanation:
Let price of maracas be m
Let the price of claves be c
Let the price of djembe drums be d
Number of maracas = 12 sets
Number of clavas = 6 sets
Number of djembe drums be xx
Total earned amount = $326
According to question,
Hence, an equation we can use to find the number of djembe drums you sold be
B. V = (26.6)(4.6)
26.6 = l * w
Maybe solve by dividing. I think 5/6. Sorry math isn’t my strong suit. I’m good at reading.
Answer:
28 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that :
Area = 791 cm
Base, b1 = 26.5 cm
Base, b2 = 30 cm
Area, A of trapezoid :
A = 1/2 (a + b) h
Where a and b are the bases ;
791 = 1/2(26.5 + 30)h
791 = 0.5(56.5)h
791 = 28.25h
h = 791 / 28.25
h = 28 cm
The radii of the frustrum bases is 12
Step-by-step explanation:
In the figure attached below, ABC represents the cone cross-section while the BCDE represents frustum cross-section
As given in the figure radius and height of the cone are 9 and 12 respectively
Similarly, the height of the frustum is 4
Hence the height of the complete cone= 4+12= 16 (height of frustum+ height of cone)
We can see that ΔABC is similar to ΔADE
Using the similarity theorem
AC/AE=BC/DE
Substituting the values
12/16=9/DE
∴ DE= 16*9/12= 12
Hence the radii of the frustum is 12
