The answer for A. Is Yes. For every number of cups, there is one height in centimeters. The answer for B. Is Yes. Each height in centimeters corresponds to one particular number of cups. Hope this helps.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume of a cone has the formula:
Where
V is the volume
r is the radius
h is the height
Given,
h = 50
V = 5400π
We want the radius, r.
Lets substitute and solve for r:
The radius is 18 meters
Correct answer A
454.90, the 5 makes the 9 go up which in turn makes the 8 also go up.
Answer:
(6 / 4) * (7 + 9)
Step-by-step explanation:
sry that took me so long lol
Answer:
Its because the paper clips used here are of same length (4cm long).
So the measurements of lines two and three need to be multiples of 4 to me measured accurately with the paper.
i.e Line two needs to be 6cm + 2cm = 8cm (eight is a muliple of 4)
Line three needs to be 9cm + 3cm = 12cm (twelve is a multiple of 4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Since line 1 has 3 paper clips and its 12cm in length, the size of the paper clips is 4cm.
Line 2 is 6cm long and will require two more centimeters to measured accurately by the 4cm-paper clips.
Line 3 is 9cm and will require three more centimeters to be measured accurately by the 4cm-paper clips.
