<span>Amoeba splits 3 times an hour. If Amoeba can split into two every 20 mins then if you divide 60 mins (which would be an hour) by 20 mins (the time they split) you would find that Amoeba can split 3 times in an hour. The question asks how many times it can split in two hours. To find this you have to multiply the 3 times 2. This means that a single Amoeba can split 6 times in two hours. There are 15 Amoeba which means if you take 15 Amoeba time 6 in two hours and 90 would be your answer. There will be 90 Amoeba after the two hours.</span>
Answer:56.57
Step-by-step explanation:
πr2
2
=
22
7
⋅(6)2
2
=56.57
the assumption here being that both lines JH and FH are tangent lines to the circle, if that's the case the external angle of 34° is the angle made by the equal tangents, meaning the triangle is an isosceles with twin sides.
In an isosceles triangle the twin sides make also twin angles, so the angles at J and F are twins, and they'd be 180° - 34° = 146° total, since they're twins, each one takes half, or 73°.
Answer:
1096 more water
Step-by-step explanation:
Let;
x = the water used in general
but used 3 times of the original = 3x
3*(548) = 1644 water a day
How much more water =New - original
where:
new = 1644
original= 548
1644 - 548
=1096 more water