Volume of a cylinder = π · radius(r)² · height(h)
Since you didn't provide the radius or the height, I am unable to provide a solution to this problem but hopefully you can solve it on your own now that you have the formula.
Notice that both A and B are multiplied by (1/2).
Thus, the given expression can be re-written as [(1/2)(A+B)]^2.
Square the (1/2) and the (A+B) separately, and then multiply together the resulting squares:
(1/4)(A^2 + 2AB + B^2)
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi there!
We're given the measure of <AOC (the big angle) as 90°
and the measure of <BOC as 14° and the measure of <AOB as (3x+46)°
we want to find the value of what x is
because of angle addition postulate, m<AOC=m<BOC+m<AOB
so we can substitute our known values into that equation
90°=14°+3x°+46°
our goal is to isolate the variable of x onto one side
add 14 and 46 together
90°=3x°+60°
subtract 60° from both sides
30°=3x°
divide both sides by 3
10°=x
therefore B is your answer
Hope this helps!
2a) if 1 ft³ weighs 150 lb==>the TOTAL VOLUME =5,000/150 =33.334 ft³
2b) 1 ft³ 1,728 in³. So the TOTAL volume in in³ =33.334 x 1728 = 57,600 in³
c) Volume =(1/3)(πR²).H but R = H then V= (1/3)(πR³).plug V (=57600)
57,600 = 1/3 (πR³) ==> R³ = (3 x 57600) / π ==> R = 38 in
d) Area x thickness = Volume ==> Area x 2 in = 57600 in then:
Are =57600/2 & Area =28,800 in²
Answer:
A regular pentagon has 540 degrees and a regular hexagon has 720 degrees and a square has 360 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
